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Chapter 1: Q11-20 (page 7)

The plane that contains the top of the box can be called plane ABCD.

Short Answer

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The planes ABFE and DCGH are the required planes.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Observe the figure

The figure contains 6 planes that are intersecting to form the constitution but the planes positioned at the opposite side of each other are the planes that are not intersecting.

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Step 2. Use the observation

The planes positioned at the opposite side of each other are ABFE and DCGH.

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Step 3. Make conclusion

The observation returns two planes ABFE and DCGH so these are the required planes.

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