Question

a transverse intersects two lines.which would always make the two lines parpendicular
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

It is not necessary that when a transverse intesect two lines it would appear to be parallel.

||Concept:-

✍ two lines are parallel when the transverse (which intersect two lines) forms Consecutive interior angle equal to the sum of 180°.

> Additional information:-

|■| Consecutive interior angle is also

called allied interior angle.

|■| We can also derive parallel line by

studying Euclid's fifth postulates.