Asked by nicole 4th grade
                I dontunderstand this question can you please help me. "Explain why 3 separate lines can all be parallel to each other,but 3 separate lines cannot all be perpendicular to each other. Use a drawing to show your answer."
            
            
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                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    three separate lines can be perpendicular, if you are considering three dimensional space, like on your table. One pencil laying on the table, a second pencil on the table perpendicular to the first, and a third pencil pointing straight up (not laying on the table, as you are holding it upwards.
So if you consider three lines in the same plane, as laying on your table, two of them can be perpendicular, but it is impossible to put a third pencil on the table perpendicular to both of the first two.
    
So if you consider three lines in the same plane, as laying on your table, two of them can be perpendicular, but it is impossible to put a third pencil on the table perpendicular to both of the first two.
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    These are parallel lines:
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These are two perpendicular lines:
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Do you see why we can only have one pair of perpendicular lines?
    
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These are two perpendicular lines:
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Do you see why we can only have one pair of perpendicular lines?
                    Answered by
            nicole 4th grade
            
    Thank You very much
    
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    You're very welcome.
    
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