Skew Lines - YourTeacher.com - Geometry Help

For a complete lesson on skew lines, go to http://www.yourteacher.com - 1000+ online math lessons featuring a personal math teacher inside every lesson! In this lesson, students learn the definitions of parallel lines, skew lines, parallel planes, and transversals, and are asked to identify these types of lines/planes in given figures. Students are also asked to identify alternate interior angles, same-side interior angles, and corresponding angles. Always, sometimes, and never questions are included in this lesson.

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[MailenTrout]

what a robot

[dude42493]

but eventually line m and n seem to intersect going down though .What am i missing?

[jjesus2468]

Her head shakes really fast at 0:58

[jjesus2468]

Her head shakes really fast at 1:00

[voltar1000]

@dude42493

line m goes through th plane as yet line n crosses the plane

[AlyssaDesire]

my friend and I were in math class one day and we looked in the book and right when we saw the word "skew" we immediately broke down in laughter. we've never heard of a funnier word♥ LMAO!

[yousradaily]

@dude42493 I had the same question too. See the dashed/dotted lines near the bottom of line m? They mean that that part of the line goes through the plane and under. Sort of like sewing except it never comes back up. Only the non dashed part of the line is on the plane. Therefore line n will never intersect with line m because the bottom of line m is on a totally different plane.

[Casey5693]

They will not ever intersect because they are on different planes.  I get it!

[petarjuric]

thankyou very much. this viseo helped me alot in school.

[syrianangle]

got one word for you.... lame