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What happens when we have two lines that are

NOT parallel to each other?
They will meet at a point.
They will never meet.

What happens when we have two lines that are NOT parallel to each other? They will-example-1
User Dmazzoni
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Hi there!

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I believe your answer is:

"They will meet at a point."

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Here’s why:

  • For any set of parallel lines given, they will never intercept because of the same slope that they share.
  • This means that if the slopes are different (if the lines are not parallel), they will eventually have a point of intersection.

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Hope this helps you. I apologize if it’s incorrect.

User Zoltan Magyar
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THEY WILL NEVER MEET .. they extend to infinity
User Ksrini
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