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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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Exercise 14 Page 435

Start by drawing two lines that intersect. What conditions are there on the plane?

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Let's start by drawing two lines that intersect each other at one point.

Exercise 25481 1.svg

Now we can draw the plane. We can draw any plane we want as long as it intersects the red point, and neither of the lines are contained in the plane.

Exercise 25481 2.svg

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