3. Prove Lemma 1.1.6: For any three distinct lines L1, L2, and I 6. Prove or disprove:Let F: R² + Rº be defined as F(x

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3. Prove Lemma 1.1.6: For any three distinct lines L1, L2, and I 6. Prove or disprove:Let F: R² + Rº be defined as F(x

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3. Prove Lemma 1.1.6: For any three distinct lines L1, L2, and I
6. Prove or disprove:Let F: R² + Rº be defined as F(x, y) = (x – V3, 13+y). Then F is a rigid motion.
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