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What is the geographic grid consists of two sets of lines?

latitude and longitude


The two sets of lines the geographic grids consist of?

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What are sets of numbers that show where lines of latitude and longitutde meet?

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Does a square have two sets of parallel lines?

A square has four sets of parallel lines.


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how many sets of parallel lines are in a triangle


How many paralell lines does a hexagon have?

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What types of lines do a parallelogram have?

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How many sets of parrell lines are in a triangle?

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What is the only shape that has parallel lines?

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