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Say I had parallel lines AB and XY. If line AB was moved on top of XY (It had the exact same coordinates and everything). Would AB still be parallel to XY, or would it not be, because it now lies on top of XY? @Callisto
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@Luigi0210 @forevershorty @bibby @agent0smith
Help! :(
My understanding is that part of the definition of parallel lines is that they will never meet.
The same line would meet infinitely many times.
@Luigi0210 , can you help me with a ratio problem?
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