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Chapter 3: Q25 (page 77)

Exercises 23-29 refer to the diagram in step 2 of exercise 22.

Name four lines that appear to be skew toAB¯.

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The four lines that appear to be skew to AB¯areCI¯,DJ¯,EK¯andFL¯.

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Step 1. Observe the given diagram.

The given diagram is:

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Step 2. Highlight the lines that appear to be skew to AB.

The figure showing the highlighted lines that appear to be skew to AB¯is:

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Step 3. Name the four lines that appear to be skew to AB.

The four lines that appear to be skew to AB¯are CI¯,DJ¯,EK¯ andFL¯.

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