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no, not all lines cross each other.
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Answer #2:
Yes, UNLESS the line is parallel to the x-axis. That's
any line with a slope of zero. Its equation is . . .
Y = any number, except zero . If that's NOT the equation of the line, then the line
crosses the x-axis.
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