Point and Line to Plane

"Point and line to plane" refers to the geometric concepts involving how points, lines, and planes relate in space. A point is a specific location; a line is a straight, infinite collection of points extending in two directions, and a plane is a flat, two-dimensional surface extending infinitely in all directions. When a point lies on a plane, it is said to be "on" the plane. If a line is "to" a plane, it may intersect, be parallel, or coincide with it. These relationships help describe the spatial arrangement of objects in geometry and are fundamental to understanding three-dimensional space.