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Source: Beat The GMAT — Problem Solving |
BEG is a triangle formed by three diagonals of the cube.
All diagonals are equal in length so triangle would be equilateral
hence each angle is 60 degree.
I have incorrectly answered this questions twice so remember the answer
Edit reason: Corrected the typo.
All diagonals are equal in length so triangle would be equilateral
hence each angle is 60 degree.
I have incorrectly answered this questions twice so remember the answer
Edit reason: Corrected the typo.
Last edited by stop@800 on Wed Oct 08, 2008 1:11 am, edited 1 time in total.
no Vivek i goofed it up.. so i thanked him for giving me a right answer n gud explaination..
thanks for the question though!
thanks for the question though!
Aiming High
there si a typo
Each angle will be 60 degree
by mistake I wrote 90 degree
I will correct my prev post....
Each angle will be 60 degree
by mistake I wrote 90 degree
I will correct my prev post....
according to me, the answer is 90 degrees. the line segment BE and EG lie in perpendicular planes.
I am opening this question again because I have a query.
Aren't diagonals of the square bisectors? If so each angle will be 45 and the ans should be 90?
Please explain...
Aren't diagonals of the square bisectors? If so each angle will be 45 and the ans should be 90?
Please explain...
B to E is diagonal on a facemastvita wrote:I am opening this question again because I have a query.
Aren't diagonals of the square bisectors? If so each angle will be 45 and the ans should be 90?
Please explain...
so is BG and EG
Therefore, the 3 lengths are equal and they form an equilateral triangle, therefore the answer is 60













