Brightstorm Q & A : The example in the video of skew lines(one on the front face of the cube, one o the back of the cube) are still parallel. The lines are not shown as skew.

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I agree. A horizontal line in the front plane and a vertical line in the side or back planes would be skew.

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Melinda026 September 10, 2009

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has a teacher commented on this im curious as to this myself as i was wondering if your forced to take it in context would it then be non parallel due to the nature of the cube or can you in-vision the plane witch cuts through the cube to form the parallel lines plane?

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matt394 February 06, 2010

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The example in the video of skew lines(one on the front face of the cube, one o the back of the cube) are still parallel. The lines are not shown as skew.
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The example in the video of skew lines(one on the front face of the cube, one o the back of the cube) are still parallel. The lines are not shown as skew.
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