Help needed. Yes or no questions.
20. no 21. yes 22. no 23. yes 24. idk 25. idk
20 = yes 21=no 22= not for sure dk what collinear is but u can look it up 23=idk what coplanar is 24= yes
does the double ended arrow over AB (for example) mean the the line the passes through A and B? or the interval form A to B
is there any information that says that line AB and line EF are parallel? they certainly appear parallel, but its not explicit
iff line AB and EF are parallel then lines ED and CD will be perpendicular
Since the double ended arrow indicates lines (infinitely long) line CH is the same as CD, which makes 21 a yes
you have 22 and 23 correct
for 24. the line AB is on the plane M and also on plane GAB, so AB must be the line of inersection
you can always form a plane from three (non-collinear) points
for 25. you just need to look at the right angles in the diagram
so 25 is yes?
yep
Okidokie 20 is a definite yes correct?
well only if you can be sure that lines AB and EF are parallel, im not sure if this can be assumed
The broken lines are the lines that are behind/under some plane, if the planes were all coloured-in you wouldn't be able to see the broken lines
does that make sense?
I think #20 is no though
well lines ED is the same line as EF we know AB is perp to CD because of the right angle
Hmm well I guess if you disregard the length that would be yes, just so weird seeing all yes's and only one no :p
a interval has a certain length a line is infinitely long this is why i asked about what the double ended arrow ment
Gotcha, well thank you for spending so much time assisting me I really am grateful for it.
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