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Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 3 points)

(01.01)

Which undefined terms are needed to define parallel lines?

Point, line

Line, plane

Coplanar, line

Point, coplanar

Answer 1

I would say "Coplanar & a Line"
To be parallel, they obviously must be shown to be Copland or the whole kit-and-kabootle are out the window. And, by then using "Line", or rather an equation to the line, you get the only vital piece of information needed: the slope. Points are not necessarily significant. You could take any two points at all and write two equations that are parallel for the . But... A slope is defining and needed.
Hope this helps! :)

Answer 2

thank you it did (:

Answer 3

Glad to hear it! Mind medaling me ? ;)