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Horizontal plane Q and vertical plane R intersect at a line. Lines d and c are vertical and parallel to each other on plane R. Line B is horizontal on plane Q. Line a is diagonal on plane Q.
Marissa says that lines a and d will eventually intersect. Is she correct? Explain.
yes, because they are on the same plane
yes, because they are perpendicular
no, because they are parallel
no, because they are skew
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No — because they are skew.
Line a lies entirely in plane Q (the horizontal plane). Line d is vertical in plane R (and so not in Q). They are not parallel and do not meet, so they are skew lines (nonparallel, nonintersecting lines in different planes).
Line a lies entirely in plane Q (the horizontal plane). Line d is vertical in plane R (and so not in Q). They are not parallel and do not meet, so they are skew lines (nonparallel, nonintersecting lines in different planes).
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