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Plane HKP and plane RKP are two distinct planes. Name the intersection of plane HKP and plane RKP.

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Hello there.

Plane HKP and plane RKP are two distinct planes. Name the intersection of plane HKP and plane RKP.

a) KP

Answer:  (a) KP


Step-by-step explanation: We know that, if two planes intersect with each other, then their intersection is a line. Since HKP and RKP are two planes, and the points (vertices K and P) are common to both of them, so the intersection of these two planes is a line made by joining these two points K and P. So, KP is a line common to both the planes HKP and RKP.

Thus, the correct option is (a) KP.


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