So you have parallel, you have perpendicular, and, of course, you have lines that are neither parallel nor perpendicular.

You have a transversal, parallel lines

It has parallel lines, which are sun rays.

If you're dealing with R3, then you probably have parallel planes, in R2 you're dealing with parallel lines.

So one way to view the singular matrix is that you have parallel lines.

lines, we have some transversals and the parallel lines and the transversals actually switch roles

From 27 November 1918 it was replaced with slanted parallel lines in these colours.

And so if you have a transversal, the corresponding angles are congruent, you're dealing with parallel lines.

If there are multiple parallel lines, they might do two arrows and two arrows or whatever.

The reason why she would have parallel lines is because these would be corresponding angles, and they would be congruent.

And just as a bit of review, if you've never seen this before, parallel lines, they never intersect.

And because the alternate interior angles are the same, or they're congruent, you know that those are going to be parallel lines.

So, the first thing we can think about these aren't just diagonals, these are lines that are intersecting parallel lines

Projective geometry is a geometry without measurement or parallel lines, just the study of how points are related to each other.

So the first thing you might say and this is a general way to think about these problems where they give you some angles and you have to figure out other angles based on sum of angles in a triangle equaling 180, or this one doesn't have parallel lines but you might see one with parallel lines and supplementary lines and complementary lines is to just fill in every thing that you can figure out and one way or antoher you can probably figure out what this question mark is.

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All the sides are parallel.

A rectangle, all the sides are parellel.

We know that they are parallel

Parallel narratives could be literally parallel.

So two of the opposite sides are parallel.

So, if they are parallel then you can say their lengths are equal and only if their lengths are equal are they're parallel

legitimate way to draw it, all of these lines are parallel.

That you're dealing with parallel surfaces.

Bright as a button. All the ducks in a row.

Both processes have occurred simultaneously, in parallel.

Well we know the opposite sides are parallel.

This one maybe won't involve parallel lines.

We are asked which of these lines are parallel.

It says that there is a multiverse of universes.

In a parallelogram, the opposite sides are parallel

Bright as a button. All the ducks in a row.

No mathematician can remember so unprecedented and spectacular a result parallel lines intersecting, with autonomy becoming (for the brief moment of the bailout at least) interdependence.

So the first thing to realize is if these lines are parallel, we're going to assume these lines are parallel, then we have corresponding angles are going to be the same.

And I don't want the other two to be parallel.

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