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Which is a real-world example of two planes intersecting? A. a railroad crossing B. a pin in a pin cushion C. a shelf on a wall D. none of the above

Which is a real-world example of two planes intersecting? A. a railroad crossing B. a pin in a pin cushion C. a shelf on a wall D. none of the above
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Which is a real-world example of two planes intersecting?

A. a railroad crossing
B. a pin in a pin cushion
C. a shelf on a wall
D. none of the above

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A because b is wrong as is c but a intersects
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Answer:

A. a railroad crossing

Explanation:

The railroad crossing is where a road intersects with the train rails

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