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10 March, 19:52

What is an angle that is formed by two non coplanar half planes and their line of intersection?

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  1. 10 March, 23:37
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    The answer is dihedral angle. It is the angle between two planes that intersected. It can be used in chemistry also in which it is the angles between two bonds and also in aerodynamics in which it is the upward angle that the wings are contacting with.
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