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Given the following Axioms of four-point geometry, prove whether or not Axiom 3 is independent of...
Given the following Axioms of four-point geometry, prove whether or not Axiom 3 is independent of the other Axioms:
1. There are exactly four points
2. Each pair of points are on exactly one line.
3. Each line is on exactly two points.
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