Lines Parallel to the Same Line A line is a path that continues indefinitely in a single direction without turning or bending. We can draw lines of differen...
Lines Parallel to the Same Line
A line is a path that continues indefinitely in a single direction without turning or bending. We can draw lines of different lengths and orientations. Two lines are parallel if they are not intersecting, meaning they do not meet at a single point.
A line segment that is parallel to another line is called a parallel line. The distance between the two lines is called the distance of parallelism.
For example, if line A is parallel to line B, and line B is parallel to line C, then line A is also parallel to line C.
Key Points:
Two lines are parallel if they are not intersecting.
A line segment that is parallel to another line is called a parallel line.
The distance between the two lines is called the distance of parallelism