alleryStart learning →A line-plane angle is the complement of the acute angle between the line and
Athe plane's normal
Bthe plane's own trace
Ctwo normals of the plane
Dthe x-axis of space
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. the plane's normal
The line-plane angle equals 90 degrees minus the acute angle the line makes with the plane's normal.
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