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High School Mathematics 5+3 pts Given two parallel lines, how many unique planes contain both lines? A. zero b.one c. two d. infinitely many

High School Mathematics 5+3 pts Given two parallel lines, how many unique planes contain both lines? A. zero b.one c. two d. infinitely many
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High School Mathematics 5+3 pts Given two parallel lines, how many unique planes contain both lines? A. zero b.one c. two d. infinitely many

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Two parallel lines belong to one and only one plan.
The answer is b

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