Mathematics
Grade9
Easy

Question

Two planes intersect at a

  1. Line
  2. Point
  3. Plane
  4. Letter

The correct answer is: Line


    The points of intersection of two planes is always a line.

    In this figure the two planes are intersecting at the line of intersection.

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