Consider three points \(P=(-\sin(\beta-\alpha), -\cos\beta) \ , Q=(\cos(\beta-\alpha), \sin\beta)\) and \(R=(\cos(\beta-\alpha +\theta), \sin(\beta-\theta))\) , where \(0< \alpha, \ \beta, \ \theta <\displaystyle \frac{\pi}{4}\). Then

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\(P\) lies on the line segment \(RQ\)
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\(Q\) lies on the line segment \(PR\)
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\(R\) lies on the line segment \(QP\)
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\(P, Q, R\) are non-collinear

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