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Chapter 1: Q11. (page 29)

Apply postulates and theorems to complete the statements.

If two planes intersect, then

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The blank should be filled with they form a line.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Select which theorem or postulate will be suitable.

Postulate 9 will be the best approach for the provided statement.

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Step 2. Explain the postulate.

Postulate number 9 states that the intersection of planes helps in the formation of a line.

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Step 3. Make the answer by using the explanation

The incomplete statement matches with the explanation of the postulate so the blank space should be filled with 鈥榯hey form a line鈥�.

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