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The question is seriously compromised by poor spelling or grammar.
If you meant "... through a given point" ie one point, then the answer is infinitely many.
If you meant "... through given points" ie more than one point, then the answer is at most one.
So a huge difference between the two possible answers.
I hope that will teach you the importance of correct spelling and grammar.
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