Question

janelle says that lines / and m are skew lines. is janelle correct? yes, because the lines are not parallel yes, because the lines will intersect no, because the lines are in the same plane no, because the lines are perpendicular

Explanation:

Skew lines are non - parallel, non - intersecting lines that lie in different planes. If lines \(l\) and \(m\) are in the same plane, they cannot be skew. The first option is wrong as non - parallel alone is not sufficient for skew (they also need to be in different planes). The second option is wrong because skew lines do not intersect. The fourth option is wrong as perpendicular lines are in the same plane (and skew lines are not in the same plane). So, since lines \(l\) and \(m\) are in the same plane, they are not skew.

Answer:

No, because the lines are in the same plane