Question

Two lines parallel to the same plane are parallel to each other.


A.)Always
B.)Sometimes
C.)Never

Answer 1

A

Answer 2

Thank you

Answer 3

sigh ... wrong answer

Answer 4

C. Never.

Answer 5

B

Answer 6

aahh! i am confused now!

Answer 7

They're parallel therefore never intersect

Answer 8

take a pencil and lay it on the table

take another pencil and hold it about 6 inches above the table but not in the same direction as the first pencil

you have 2 lines parallel to the same plane, but not parallel to each other

Answer 9

so it's c

Answer 10

Yes

Answer 11

It's B because you can still have 2 lines parallel and parallel to the plane.

Answer 12

is it possible to have each pencil going in the same direction?

Answer 13

this is spose to be a teaching and study site .. not a "shout out an an option" site .....

Answer 14

I think its a but i don't really know for sure but i will because i am doing project pass

Answer 15

amistre already disproved A.

Answer 16

Sigh..

Answer 17

lol im a walking contradiction :)

Answer 18

How can I use the equation tab @amistre64
Ex: 2/3 ... i can't find how to make the bar

Answer 19

i just latex it:
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\[\frac{top}{bottom}\]

Answer 20

write all that?

Answer 21

thats what i do .. i never use that equation button, takes to long to hunt and oeck for things

Answer 22

\[\frac{top}{bottom}\]

Answer 23

@ECE but my friend next me said it was A and he is pass this lesson.

Answer 24

then your friend is wrong ... and passed this lesson :/

Answer 25

lmao

Answer 26

tell your friend next to you that it is B and then you can pass this lesson too

Answer 27

@amistre64 how do i use latex?

Answer 28

first, know how to code in latex ... second, wrap the code in delimiters.

using it is immaterial, learning how to type it up is the hard part

Answer 29

there are some good sites for learning it tho

Answer 30

the issue with trying to show how to use it is that it thinks you are trying to actually use it: \[code\]