Answer:
1) A point P is named or labeled by using a coordinate pair, where the regular notation is:
P = (x, y).
Where x and y are the horizontal and vertical components.
2) Three distinct points are collinear if exists a line that passes through the 3 points.
3) Three distinct points are complanar if they are not collinear, this means that:
We can have two colinear points (so one line connects them) and another point outside that line.
Then the set of 3 points is coplanar.
