There Are 15 Points In A Plane Of Which Exactly 8 Are Collinear. Find The Number Of Straight Lines Obtained By Joining There Points.   

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Question

There are 15 points in a plane of which exactly 8 are collinear. Find the number of straight lines obtained by joining there points.   

Solution

Correct option is

78

For line we require two points. Therefore the numbers of lines which we can obtained is 16C2 = 105. Since 8 of these points lie on a straight line, we lose 8C2 = 28 lines and get just one line on which these points lie. Therefore, the number of lines is 105 – 28 + 1 = 78.

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