I randomly choose 3 points in space. What is the probability that these three points are on the perimeter of some circle? (Assume that the 3 points are not colinear, or on the same line)
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Any three non collinear points will always be on some circle, because the points will form a triangle, and every triangle has a circumcircle, a circle touching all three vertices of the triangle.