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What is a plane in 3D geometry?

A flat surface extending infinitely

What is the line of greatest slope on a tilted plane?

The steepest path down the plane

How many possible relationships exist between two lines in 3D space?

Three relationships

What are skew lines?

Lines that don't meet & aren't parallel

Which is an example of skew lines?

A road passing under a bridge

How many ways can a line relate to a plane?

Three ways

When two planes intersect, how do they meet?

Along a straight line

What is the angle between two intersecting planes called?

The dihedral angle

What is the 3D Pythagoras theorem formula?

a2+b2+c2=d2a^2 + b^2 + c^2 = d^2

What is the volume formula for pyramids and cones?

V=13×V = \frac{1}{3} \times base area ×\times height

How many relationships can exist between two planes in 3D?

Two relationships

To find the angle between a line and plane, what must you draw first?

A perpendicular from line to plane

What key strategy helps solve 3D geometry problems?

Break 3D problems into 2D triangles

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