Two lines parallel to a third line are parallel to each other. never sometimes always

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Two lines parallel to a third line are parallel to each other. never sometimes always

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Answer:

always

Explanation:

have the same gradient & be parallel to each other

Mikekidder answered Sep 24, 2022

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Answer:

always

Explanation:

they would all have the same gradient & be parallel to each other!

ie. A || B , B || C

in this case, A || C ^^

Christofer Vilander answered Sep 28, 2022

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