Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD.

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Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the line of intersection?

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the line of intersection? AB

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the line of intersection? AB

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the line of intersection? AB A B

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the plane VAB? A B

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the plane VAB? Isosceles Triangle A V B

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the plane ABCD? A V B

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD What’s the plane ABCD? Rectangle A D V B C

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD Find a line perpendicular to the line of intersection AB. A D V B C

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD Find a line perpendicular to the line of intersection AB. A D V B C

Exercise 6B Q.5(b) Angle between VAB and ABCD ∠VXY A D V Y X Y B C X