Asked by BWB
The question is a true and false.
Two concurrent lines can never be perpendicular.
Concurrent lines I thought were three or more lines that intersected at the same point. I think this is true because a perpendicular line has to intersect at a point that makes the angle ninety degrees.
Two concurrent lines can never be perpendicular.
Concurrent lines I thought were three or more lines that intersected at the same point. I think this is true because a perpendicular line has to intersect at a point that makes the angle ninety degrees.
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Answered by
Reiny
False
Here is a picture of concurrent lines
http://www.onemathematicalcat.org/Math/Geometry_obj/graphics/concurrent_lines.png
concurrent - from the Latin, curro - to run
con or (com) - together or with
why can't they meet at 90° ?
Here is a picture of concurrent lines
http://www.onemathematicalcat.org/Math/Geometry_obj/graphics/concurrent_lines.png
concurrent - from the Latin, curro - to run
con or (com) - together or with
why can't they meet at 90° ?
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