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Do two planes always intersect in exactly one line?

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Could you show that this conjecture is false by one counter example.

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  1. They can be skew and not intersect at all.


  2. They can be parallel.

    So, no do not always intersect.

    Imagine the plane of the extension of the floor of your house.

    Imagine the plane of the extension of a flat roof on the house.

    They never intersect.

    :)


  3. The plane z=0 and the plane z=1 do not intersect because 0 does not equal 1.

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