Counterexamples?

What would be a counterexample for:

If n^2 = 5n then n = 5

and:

If point G is on lineAB then G is on lineBA

these are the only two i dont get

please explain

thanks a bunch!

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A few days ago

Anonymous

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Given n^2 = 5n, the assertion says that n is necessarily equal to 5.

Solving n^2 = 5n gives:

n^2 – 5n = 0

n(n – 5) = 0.

As well as n = 5, n = 0 meets the requirement, and that is your counterexample.

If point G is on lineAB then G is on lineBA.

I do not see any counterexample for this. Line AB and line BA are the same line.

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