you call intersecting lines that meet, just intersecting lines yolanda
A 42 degree angle is an angle that measures 42 degrees between two intersecting lines. It's like a little slice of pie that's been tilted just right. So next time you're feeling acute, just remember, 42 degrees is where it's at.
Well, if you use the point on the graph that the two lines intersect the slopes would be defined by the y intercepts. This doesn't really help or answer your question, I'm just thinking out loud.
The vertical line test: Imagine a very large family of vertical lines. If any of the lines intersect with the graph of the relation under consideration at more than a single point then the relation is not a function. (Because a function assigns just one value in the range to a given point in the domain.)
Oh, what a delightful puzzle! To separate those 17 Greek goats with six straight lines, you can create a triangle with three lines, then add a line through the middle to divide them equally. Next, draw a line intersecting the middle line at a right angle, creating four sections. Finally, draw two more lines to split the remaining sections into individual groups of goats. Just remember, there are many ways to approach this challenge, so feel free to let your creativity flow!
you call intersecting lines that meet, just intersecting lines yolanda
perpendicualr lines form 90 degree angles and intersecting lines just insersect. perpendicular: _ l _ intersecting: x l
Intersecting lines are, lines that cross over each other just like intersections on the road, which are cross sections from each end.
perpendicular lines are similar to intersecting lines because that's what they are. Intersecting lines are two lines that cross each other. Perpendicular lines are the same, two lines crossing each other, just with a more specific rule to have right angles.
Oh, dude, intersecting lines and perpendicular lines are like distant cousins at a family reunion. They both meet up at some point, but perpendicular lines are the ones standing straight and proper, while intersecting lines are just casually crossing paths like, "Hey, what's up?" So yeah, they both intersect, but perpendicular lines are the ones that are all about that right angle life.
They are just showing were the liones are in the shape that you cant see
If they measure 90 degrees then they are perpendicular. Other than that they are just intersecting lines
yes, do the vertical line test. that's where you do a small dotted line on each point for the x axis and the lines should both cross it evenly and the slopes also have to be the same. otherwise they are just intersecting lines.
Perpendicular lines are a specific kind of intersecting lines. Intersecting lines are any two lines that cross through each other. Depending on how they cross each other, they may make angles from 170 degrees to 1 degree. Perpendicular lines are specifically two straight lines that cross each other at right angles, so that they create angles that are 90 degrees.
Well, honey, intersecting lines are like two cars crashing at an intersection - they meet at one point and then go their separate ways. Picture a big ol' plus sign or the letter "X" - those are some classic examples of intersecting lines. Just remember, when lines intersect, it's like a brief encounter in the busy city streets - they cross paths for a moment and then it's on to the next adventure.
An angle is "between" 2 intersecting lines. The point of intersection is the vertex of the angle. The angle can be named just using the vertes if this does not cause confusion.
Yes, well the don't have to cross they can just run into each other