SOLUTION: Consider the possible intersection of two distinct planes. Can they intersect in a. exactly one point? b. exactly to points? C. exactly three non-collinear points? d. exactl

Question 1194903: Consider the possible intersection of two distinct planes. Can they
intersect in
a. exactly one point?
b. exactly to points?
C. exactly three non-collinear points?
d. exactly one line?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Consider the possible intersection of two distinct planes. Can they
intersect in
a. exactly one point?
b. exactly to points?
C. exactly three non-collinear points?
d. exactly one line?
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One line.
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