A cube of side 3 units has one vertex at point (1,1,1) and the three edges from this vertex are respectively parallel to positive x -axis and negative y -axis and z -axis. The co-ordinates of other vertices of the cube can not be:

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A cube of side 3 units has one vertex at point (1,1,1) and the three edges from this vertex are respectively parallel to positive x -axis and negative y -axis and z -axis. The co-ordinates of other vertices of the cube can not be: (A) (1,-2,1) (B) (4,-2,-2) (C) (1,1,-2) (D) None of these

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<img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/mathematics/3bd1863711da86a67606d058fc0c1502-.png" /> ABCD plane is prarallel to xy plane B (1,-2,1), C (4,-2,1), D (4,1,1), E (4,1,-2), F (1,1,-2) G (1,-2,-2), H (4,-2,-2)

Q. A cube of side $3$ units has one vertex at point $(1, 1, 1)$ and the three edges from this vertex are respectively parallel to positive $x$ -axis and negative $y$ -axis and $z$ -axis. The co-ordinates of other vertices of the cube can not be:

(1,-2,1)

(4,-2,-2)

(1,1,-2)

None of these

ABCD plane is prarallel to xy plane $B (1, - 2, 1), C (4, - 2, 1),$
$D (4, 1, 1), E (4, 1, - 2), F (1, 1, - 2)$
$G (1, - 2, - 2), H (4, - 2, - 2)$

Q. A cube of side 3 units has one vertex at point (1,1,1) and the three edges from this vertex are respectively parallel to positive x -axis and negative y -axis and z -axis. The co-ordinates of other vertices of the cube can not be: