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Two planes that do not intersect are always never or sometimes skew

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User Araks
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hmm?? well They could be skew lines, which mean they do not intersect AND are not parallel. If they dont intersect they will never intersect making them parallel. Does this help?
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User Xizor
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Answer:

Two planes that do not intersect never skew

Explanation:

Planes either are parallel or perpendicular. There's no other position between planes in space.

If a Plane is not Parallel, eventually it's a perpendicular one. Hence Planes never Skew.

Lines do skew if they are from different and non-intersecting and planes, and these lines subsequently not coplanar.

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