Problem Set 10-11. Given: E and F are parallel planes, Econtains AB, F contains CD,AC1 F, and BD 1 F.Prove: AD and BC bisect each other.2. If Kand Mare planes, K1 L at P, andplane M1 L at T, what can you con-clude about K and M? Why?3. Prove the following statement true or false.If E and F are parallel planes and E contains line L1 and F containsline L2, then L1 || L2.• BG4. Plane G contains points A, B, C, andplane H contains points D, E, F suchthat AD 1 G, AD 1 H, and AB =DF. Which of the following state-A• C•EHD• Fments must be true?(b) BC || EF.(e) AC 1 AD.(c) AABC ADFE.(f). LAFD ZDBA.(h) AC || DF.(a) AF = BD.(d) G || H.(g) AF and BD bisect each other.5. In the figure, ABCD, ADEK, ancOBCEK are parallelograms. Prove that(a) EK || AD || BC, and(b) ZKAB ZEDC.K.

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