two lines in a plane intersect each other exactly at a point or are
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(a) perpendicular (b)parallel (c)equal (d) equidistant
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Two lines in a plane intersect each other exactly at a point or are perpendicular because if they bisect each other, they can't be parallel or equal or at equidistance.
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(a) perpendicular (b)parallel (c)equal (d) equidistant
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They for a cartesian plane. They are not parallel. They form 4 angles and their sum will be equal to 360° .
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(a) perpendicular (b)parallel (c)equal (d) equidistant
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It's equidistant
They can't be perpendicular
Nor they can be equal or parallel
They can even form angles of 20 and 160
so how do we know it's perpendicular
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