shopkin1 shopkin1

25-05-2016
Mathematics

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Ali says if two lines share a point they cannot be parallel do you agree explain

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periwinkle15 periwinkle15

25-05-2016

Yes, parallel lines do not touch ever, that's what makes them parallel.

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jojo090801 jojo090801

28-05-2016

exactly right the whole point of parallel is that the lines never touch

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