10. Points D, E, and F are non-collinear. How many lines can be drawn that pass through F and are perpendicular to DE ? Use a diagram to illustrate your answer.

Given:

Points D, E, and F are non-collinear.

To find:

Number of lines that pass through F and are perpendicular  to DE.

Solution:

Points D, E, and F are non-collinear. It means points D, E and F are not lie on a  single straight line.

We know that, the number of perpendicular lines on a line from a particular point is 1.

So, number of lines that pass through F and are perpendicular  to DE is 1 as shown in the below figure.

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