Answer: see below
Step-by-step explanation:
5. a line can be named by a single letter (usually lower-case) or by two points on the line, in either order. So we can call ↔WQ as ↔QW or as 'g'.
6. planes are named by a single capital letter or by 3 points in the plane, not all collinear. So we can call plane V by the additional name plane SRT.
7. points R, Q and S are all collinear because they all lie on one single line. Point T is not collinear with them all. Neither is point W.
8. the question is partially cut off in the graphic. However, I can tell you that all the points named in the picture are coplanar (lying in plane V) except for point W, which is clearly outside that plane.
I hope this helps.
