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Chapter 3: Q42 (page 77)

Draw each figure described.

42. Lines I∥plane X, plane X∥plane Y, and I is not parallel to Y.

Short Answer

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There is no such possible figure for the given statement that Lines I∥ plane X, plane X∥plane Y, and I is not parallel to Y.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Description of step.

The parallel planes are the planes that do not intersect each other.

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Step 2. Description of step.

It is being given that Lines I∥plane X, plane X∥plane Y, and I is not parallel to Y. But it is a known fact that if two planes are parallel to each other then any line which is parallel to one of the plane will also be parallel to other plane.

Therefore, no such figure is possible.

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Step 3. Description of step.

There is no such possible figure for the given statement that Lines I ∥plane X, plane X∥plane Y, and I is not parallel to Y.

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