Answer:
It is false.
Explanation:
All we need to do is break the words down into prefix and radical to find their meanings.
Let's start with collinear:
- prefix co-: means together, joint, jointly;
- linear: something consisting of or having to do with lines; arranged in or extending across a straight line.
We may conclude that collinear means: on the same line.
That would be enough to see that, in the question, the meaning were probably exchanged. Let's be sure by doing the same to the word coplanar:
- prefix co-: means together, joint, jointly;
- planar: relating to or in the form of a plane; pertaining to a point on a surface at which the curvature is zero.
Thus, the meaning for coplanar is: on the same plane.
The meanings were exchanged in the question, so the disjunction is FALSE.
