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Dr.Peterson
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There is nothing here to indicate that any of the points are definitely not in the same plane; in fact, the entire figure actually lies in the plane of the paper. And if you are to assume it is a representation of a 3-dimensional figure, there is no guarantee even that ABCD is coplanar.
You need to either be explicitly told such things, or perhaps have been given some conventions about what you are to assume to be coplanar or not. You can guess that ABCD is intended to be coplanar, and E, K, F, and J are meant to be outside the plane, but that is not certain.
Given that assumption, some of the questions have more than one valid answer, and some may have none. Make a try, and we can discuss your answers.
You need to either be explicitly told such things, or perhaps have been given some conventions about what you are to assume to be coplanar or not. You can guess that ABCD is intended to be coplanar, and E, K, F, and J are meant to be outside the plane, but that is not certain.
Given that assumption, some of the questions have more than one valid answer, and some may have none. Make a try, and we can discuss your answers.