Y by Mango247
Consider a tetrahedron
whose altitude
passes through the intersection point of altitudes of triangle
.
a) Prove that the opposite edges of this tetrahedron are perpendicular.
b) Prove that the lines on which the altitudes of this tetrahedron lie pass through one point.
c) Find out whether the converse is true: “If the lines on which lie the altitudes of the tetrahedron pass through one point, then the bases of the altitudes of this the tetrahedron are the points of intersection of the heights of the corresponding faces. ''



a) Prove that the opposite edges of this tetrahedron are perpendicular.
b) Prove that the lines on which the altitudes of this tetrahedron lie pass through one point.
c) Find out whether the converse is true: “If the lines on which lie the altitudes of the tetrahedron pass through one point, then the bases of the altitudes of this the tetrahedron are the points of intersection of the heights of the corresponding faces. ''