👉 In the context of geometry and trigonometry, a "cleave" is a line segment that cuts through two other lines or planes at distinct points. The cleave can be defined as a segment that intersects with each other at a particular point to form an angle that is exactly 90 degrees. For example, consider the following figure: - Line segment AB (represented by L1) and line segment CD (represented by L2) intersect at the point O. - Point E is
