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Do two lines and a point lie on the same plane? - Answers

Not necessarily. Two skew lines will not lie in the same plane. For example, consider you are standing in a cuboid room facing a wall. Then think of line 1 = the line where the floor and opposite wall meet. Line 2 = the line where two other walls meet. These two lines are not in the same plane.



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Not necessarily. Two skew lines will not lie in the same plane. For example, consider you are standing in a cuboid room facing a wall. Then think of line 1 = the line where the floor and opposite wall meet. Line 2 = the line where two other walls meet. These two lines are not in the same plane.



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Do two lines and a point lie on the same plane? - Answers

Not necessarily. Two skew lines will not lie in the same plane. For example, consider you are standing in a cuboid room facing a wall. Then think of line 1 = the line where the floor and opposite wall meet. Line 2 = the line where two other walls meet. These two lines are not in the same plane.

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