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Chapter 3: Q8. (page 111)

In the diagram above,r∥s.

Linesa,b andc are coplanar a∥band a⊥c. What can you conclude? Explain.

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We can conclude thatb⊥c.

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Step 1. Description of step.

The lines that lie on the same plane are called coplanar lines.

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Step 2. Description of step.

Parallel lines are the lines in a plane that do not intersect each other at any point.

Perpendicular lines are the lines that intersect each other at right angles.

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Step 3. Description of step.

As per the given information, linesa,b andc are lie on the same plane,a∥b anda⊥b then by property of parallel lines,b must be perpendicular to c.

Therefore, b⊥c.

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