Given a tetrahedron (triangular pyramid) ABCD and a point, K, that belongsto the edge AB, determinewhat are the intersections of the plane (KCD) with the planes of the pyramid.(KCD) (ABC) =(KCD)|(ABD) =(KCD)N(ACD) =(KCD)n(BCD)=

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Given a tetrahedron (triangular pyramid) ABCD and a point, K, that belongs to the edge AB, determine what are the intersections of the plane (KCD) with the planes of the pyramid. (KCD) (ABC) = (KCD)|(ABD) = (KCD)N(ACD) = (KCD)n(BCD)=