Math, asked by hello7732, 5 months ago

sachin parallel lines does not have a common point do you agree with him give examples

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Answered by Abhinav78036

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Yes, parallel lines will never meet each other and they will be equidistant even if we extend them

Yes Sachin is right, parallel lines does not have a common point

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Answered by BharathBangaram

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Answer:

Parallel lines are two lines that are always the same distance apart and never touch.

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