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Mathematics, 21.05.2021 08:50 meadowsoares7

Identify a pair of skew segments in the diagram. The figure shows two equal rectangles A E H D and B F G C in a space. The rectangles are located on parallel planes. Vertex A corresponds to vertex B. Vertex E corresponds to vertex F. Vertex H corresponds to vertex G. Vertex D corresponds to vertex C. The corresponding vertices are connected with segments. An angle between segment A B and segment A C measures 90 degrees. Segment C D is parallel to segment G H.

CB and HG
AB and EF
HD and EH
AD and BC

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