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    Parallel lines have the same slope and never intersect, instead continuing indefinitely in the same direction without touching. Perpendicular lines intersect at exactly 90 degree angles and maintain equal distance at the point of intersection but the distance between the lines increases or decreases as they extend away from the intersection point. The document provides examples of parallel and perpendicular lines in diagrams and photographs, such as city streets intersecting at right angles or utility poles spaced evenly along a power line.

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    Parallel lines have the same slope and never intersect, instead continuing indefinitely in the same direction without touching. Perpendicular lines intersect at exactly 90 degree angles and maintain equal distance at the point of intersection but the distance between the lines increases or decreases as they extend away from the intersection point. The document provides examples of parallel and perpendicular lines in diagrams and photographs, such as city streets intersecting at right angles or utility poles spaced evenly along a power line.

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    PARALLEL

    &
    PERPENDICULAR LINES
    Maxx Pierandozzi
    10/21/15
    3rd

    Properties of both
    Parallel &
    Perpendicular
    Parallel
    lines

    Perpendicular

    Two same lines.


    to 90 degrees

    Equal up

    Parallel lines have the same slope and wont intersect.


    same slope
    Parallel lines continue forever without touching.
    touch at some point in time if it is say -5/4 is the segment
    would be 4/5

    Are not
    Will most likely

    I would like to mention it says you may use a Venn Diagram or Chart to compare/contrast. What I got from this is its giving me the option to use it or not.

    this

    Parallel Lines

    Parallel lines are lines in a plane


    which do not meet and (once
    again) the have the same slope
    and go in a single direction
    forever without touching. They
    are equidistance.

    Parallel Lines in
    the Real World
    As you can see with the three
    provided images they are each
    parallel lines because they are
    perfect distance between each other
    and are not touching.
    The third image shows multiple
    Parallel lines all equal distance apart
    although they are not going on for
    eterinity.

    Perpendicular Lines

    Intersect at 90 degrees as they go


    on forever. They start off with
    equidistance and then it gets wider
    or thinner.

    Perpendicular
    Lines in the Real
    world

    IN these images they all show


    Perpendicular Lines you can tell
    from how it looks like a cross and
    each angle in 90 degrees.

    Websites Ive used.


    Google.
    Thats it.
    So shout out to Google for helping me get my work
    done.

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