https://static.k12.com/nextgen_media/assets/8074849-NG_GMT_A_02_U01_Quiz_DP024_102_002_prompt.jpg Which lines are parallel in the triangular prism? Select each correct answer. A. CD←→ and BA←→ B. AD←→ and AE←→ C. AD←→ and BC←→ D. DE←→ and BA←→
@Vocaloid
well as usual let's go through the answer choices one by one - are CD and BA parallel?
yes
good so let's mark the first choice as a possible solution what about AD and AE?
no
good, let's keep going AD and BC?
yes
good, one more choice DE + BA?
nope
good so options 1 and 3 are your solution
https://static.k12.com/nextgen_media/assets/1541442-IM1_141006_050213.jpg The figure shown is a rectangular prism. Which edges are parallel to HK¯¯¯¯¯¯ ? Select each correct answer. A. YD¯¯¯¯¯ B. HA¯¯¯¯¯¯ C. PB¯¯¯¯¯ D. BM¯¯¯¯¯¯ E. AM¯¯¯¯¯¯
|dw:1533921438157:dw| any ideas? i've marked all the parallel segments in blue
hm? try looking at the diagram i posted, the only possibilities are PB, AM, and YD
OH I'M SORRY that's wrong from another question on my quiz
YD, PB, and HA
it's asking for parallel segments not perpendicular
|dw:1533921710519:dw|
BM, AM, and HA
notice how HA is not included in the segments I circled PB, AM, and YD are the only possibilities
PB, AM, and YD are parallel
yes
well let's take the original statements and see what we can conclude AK is perp. to KB AK is parallel to EF according to our theorem from before, EF must be perpendicular to KB AK is parallel to CB which means AK CB and EF are parallel and they're all perpendicular to KB
that being said it says nothing about DJM so we can't conclude that <JFB is 90
thoughts on statement 2? are CB and KB perpendicular? try to review what I have said so far
KB←→⊥CB←→ m∠JFB=90°
I believe those are the answers cause i looked at it and i've seen it could be true
though i might be wrong
refer back to my statement\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Vocaloid that being said it says nothing about DJM so we can't conclude that <JFB is 90 \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
so KB being perp to CB is the only solution
KB and CB THAT'S IT cause i thought KB//DM was 2
cause if you look at it, they are on different lines and they will never touch
keep in mind it just "looks" that way but there's no formal proof, it could be like 1 degree off and they wouldn't be parallel
ok but do they go sideways for eternity ?
yes but that doesn't mean they're parallel if one is drawn at a 180 degree angle but the other is drawn at a 179 degree angle they look parallel to the naked eye but they will eventually intersect.
they would need to prove that they are parallel by parallel angle marks or by showing that the corresponding angles are equal
so therefore KB to CB is the only solution ?
none of the others ?
yes
wait
derp i'm an idiot <JFB is equal to 90 since KB and EF are perpendicular so the first and second choices only
was looking a t the other angle
so both KB and CB and KB//DM are both or just KB and CB ?
<JFB is equal to 90 KB and CB are perpendicular
ok just that then final answer?
yes
well let's go one by one we don't know anything about QR so we don't know whether it's parallel or perp. to ST so the first statement is inconclusive
first is Cannot Be Determined
second is perpendicular correct ?
3rd and 4th is cannot be determined
good that's what i got too
correct thank you Vocaloid for all your help yesterday and today i really appreciate it everytime
yeah np
you really help me out in situations even though when you don't have much time most of the time
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