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brilliants [131]
1 year ago
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Planes A and B intersect.

Mathematics
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Anna11 [10]1 year ago
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The point that describes the intersection of line m and line n is; Point W

<h3>How to interpret Intersection of Planes?</h3>

Intersection of the two lines is defined as the point where the two lines cross or meet each other.

It is given that the lines m and n intersect each other, which means that they must be intersecting each other at some point.

From the figure, it can be seen that in plane A, the lines m and n intersect each other at point W, thus point W is the point of intersection of the two line m and n.

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