Which line segments are skew in the diagram? Pq and jn
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In the given diagram, the line segments PQ and JN are skew.
To determine which line segments are skew in the diagram, we need to understand the concept of skew lines.
Skew lines are pairs of lines that do not intersect and are not parallel. In other words, they lie in different planes and are not in the same straight path.
Looking at the diagram, we have line segments PQ and JN.
To determine if line segments PQ and JN are skew, we need to examine if they lie in different planes and are not parallel.
First, examine whether PQ and JN lie in different planes:
- If PQ and JN lie in different planes and do not intersect, then they can be considered skew.
- If PQ and JN lie in the same plane or intersect, then they are not skew.
Now, determine whether PQ and JN are parallel:
- If PQ and JN are parallel, they would not be skew.
- If PQ and JN are not parallel, they have the potential to be skew.
Since I am an AI and cannot see the diagram you are referring to, it is difficult for me to provide an accurate answer. Please examine the diagram and consider the criteria discussed above to determine whether line segments PQ and JN are indeed skew.