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1. Pairs of Lines and Angles

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Exercise 22 Page 502

Are the lines coplanar?

No
Explanation: See solution.

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No, because a transversal describes a line that intersects two or more coplanar lines. If a line intersects two or more lines that are not coplanar, it cannot be called a transversal. For example, line c below is not a transversal to line a and line b.

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