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     QUESTION 1 . (3 points) Are the three points P = [(1,1,0)], Q = [(-1,-1, 3)], and R = [(0,0,-1)] in IP2 collinear? (That is, do P, Q, and R lie on a projective line?) You should justify your answer. ![QUESTION 1 . (3 points) Are the three points P = [(1,1,0)], Q = [(-1,-1, 3)], and R = [(0,0,-1)] in IP2 collinear? (That is, do P, Q, and R lie on a projective  QUESTION 1 . (3 points) Are the three points P = [(1,1,0)], Q = [(-1,-1, 3)], and R = [(0,0,-1)] in IP2 collinear? (That is, do P, Q, and R lie on a projective](/WebImages/28/question-1-3-points-are-the-three-points-p-110-q-11-3-and-1075044-1761563702-0.webp) 
  
  Solution
Three points are said to be collinear if their determinant is equal to zero.
Let us find the determinant of the given three points.
1 1 0
-1 -1 3
0 0 -1
= 1 (1-0) -1(1-0) + 0(0-0)
= 1-1
= 0
Since determinant is zero, the given points are collinear.
![QUESTION 1 . (3 points) Are the three points P = [(1,1,0)], Q = [(-1,-1, 3)], and R = [(0,0,-1)] in IP2 collinear? (That is, do P, Q, and R lie on a projective  QUESTION 1 . (3 points) Are the three points P = [(1,1,0)], Q = [(-1,-1, 3)], and R = [(0,0,-1)] in IP2 collinear? (That is, do P, Q, and R lie on a projective](/WebImages/28/question-1-3-points-are-the-three-points-p-110-q-11-3-and-1075044-1761563702-0.webp)
