You could certainly use 3, (usually capital) letters on a straight line to emphasize the point (no pun intended) that the points are collinear.
BTW, in the first line of your question you really mean "two" not "to"!
Chris C.
asked 02/07/19I know that you should name a line with two points that lie on the line. (CAPITAL LETTERS)
I know that you can name a line by the single lowercase letter not associated with a point.
Is it acceptable, I wouldn't, to name a line with three collinear points that are all sequential. (similar to naming the line with two points).
I know that you ONLY need two points to name a line.
You could certainly use 3, (usually capital) letters on a straight line to emphasize the point (no pun intended) that the points are collinear.
BTW, in the first line of your question you really mean "two" not "to"!
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