Question

True or False ?

If you have a line RS and a point Q not on RS, then there are two lines that can be drawn through point Q that are parallel to line RS.

Answer 1

false. theres no way the line could go two ways and not intersect or become perpendicular to the line RS

Answer 2

@jacobbb1 it IS possible if you are talking about Riemann Geometry, but that's super-advanced stuff

Answer 3

I believe that it is false.

Answer 4

sorry, my fault. You should be taking about HYPERBOLIC GEOMETRY if you want to get two lines parallel to a third one and also pass through a point that is not on the third line.

Answer 5

false for Euclidian geometry

Answer 6

For Riemann Geometry, no line can parallel to another line.

Answer 7

It can only intersect as to being a line that is already crossing at the centre of the line.