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Bradyn Houston
21 June, 09:36
Can a line be parallel to a ray?
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Mylee Lowery
21 June, 10:16
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You can describe lines, rays, and line segments by the way they meet or cross each other. Words Parallel lines are always the same distance apart They do not meet. Words Lines that meet or cross each other are called intersecting lines.
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Lawson Evans
21 June, 10:27
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Yes a line can be parallel to a ray
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