Two intersecting planes are two flat, two-dimensional surfaces that cross each other at one point, creating a line of intersection.
Two planes are determined to be intersecting if they share a common point (intersection) and do not lie on top of each other.
No, two planes can only intersect at one point. If two planes intersect at more than one point, they are considered to be the same plane.
The angle of intersection between two planes is the angle formed by the two lines of intersection between the planes and a third plane. It is measured in degrees or radians.
The equations of two intersecting planes can be determined by finding the equations of each individual plane and then solving them simultaneously to find the point of intersection.