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Chapter 3: Q28 (page 77)

Exercises 23 – 29 refer to the diagram in Step 2 of Exercise 22

How many pairs of parallel planes are shown?

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Pairs of parallel planes are,

(i) PlaneABHG  | |  Plane  FDJK(ii) PlaneAFLG  | |  Plane  DCIJ(iii)PlaneFEKL  | |  Plane  BCIH

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Assert the statement

A pair of parallel planes are shown in the diagram. A six-sided box is given with different planes shown in

02

Step 2. State the concept used

Parallel planes are those, having their corresponding sides parallel to each other. Parallel planes never intersect

03

Step 3. State the conclusion

In the given figure, on comparing the corresponding parallel lines of different planes, it can be concluded that,

(i) PlaneABHG  | |  Plane  FDJK(ii) PlaneAFLG  | |  Plane  DCIJ(iii)PlaneFEKL  | |  Plane  BCIH

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