kevin says that lines p and m will eventually intersect. is kevin correct? no, because they are non…

kevin says that lines p and m will eventually intersect. is kevin correct? no, because they are non - coplanar. no, because they are parallel. yes, because they are perpendicular. yes, because they are coplanar.

kevin says that lines p and m will eventually intersect. is kevin correct? no, because they are non - coplanar. no, because they are parallel. yes, because they are perpendicular. yes, because they are coplanar.

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Brief Explanations:

Parallel lines in a plane do not intersect. From the figure and the properties of lines in geometry, if lines are parallel they will never meet. Non - coplanar lines also do not intersect in the way Kevin suggests. Perpendicular lines intersect but there is no indication these are perpendicular. Coplanar lines may or may not intersect. Since the lines appear parallel, they won't intersect.

Answer:

No, because they are parallel