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To draw: a figure with the given description.
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Answer to Problem 40WE
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The description:
Lines a and b are skew, lines b and c are skew, and
Concept Used:
Parallel lines are those lines which are coplanar but do not intersect each other anywhere.
Skew lines are those lines which are non-coplanar, so they neither intersect each other nor are parallel to each other.
Consider the given figure:
Let
It can be observed that a and b are skew, lines b and c are skew, and
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