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5. Consider the diagram below. Choose the correct statement."

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Ivanshal [37]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option (3)

Step-by-step explanation:

Option (1).

AB and SE are coplanar.

Incorrect.

AB lies in a plane ABS and SE lies in another plane SEL.

Option (2).

TS and SE intersect at E.

Incorrect.

They intersect at S.

Option (3).

R intersects K at SB.

Correct.

Since line of intersection of planes R and K is SB

Option (4)

AB and BL are perpendicular at B.

Incorrect.

Angle between them is not 90°.

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