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6. Surface Areas and Volumes of Spheres

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Exercise 63 Page 855

Intersecting lines create a point.

EF and AB do not intersect. See solution for the explanation.

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Let's look closely at the diagram to see where the lines are intersecting.

The line AB lies on plane P, but the only point of line EF that lies on plane P is point E. Therefore, the lines do not intersect.

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