jazminenacole jazminenacole

19-11-2014
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Explain why you can choose any point on either line when calculating the distance between two parallel lines.

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TaylorBayley TaylorBayley

19-11-2014

As the lines are parallel, the distance between them never changes. Therefore whatever point you pick on either lane, the other line will always be the same distance away from it. A picture below should demonstrate it.

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HistoryDoctor71 HistoryDoctor71

12-08-2021

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In the figure, P and Q are any points on the lines. The right triangles are congruent by AAS. The corresponding congruent sides of the triangles show that the same distance is always obtained between the two lines.

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