If three points are collinear, they are also coplanar. A. True B. False

That's true! When three points lie on a single straight line, they are considered collinear. Given that a plane is defined by at least three non-collinear points, any set of collinear points can comfortably fit into a plane. So, in every scenario where you have collinear points, they will always be part of the same plane. Now, think about your favorite road trip: if your car is driving in a straight line between three pit stops, you can easily visualize that they're all on the same map! So whether your stops are a gas station, a diner, or an amusement park, they are indeed coplanar as they lie along that single route.