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How many parallel lines to a square have?
a square has 2 pairs of parallel lines
How many pairs of parallel lines for a square?
A square has 2 pairs of equal opposite parallel lines
How many parallel lines does a square have?
2 pairs of two lines.
What polygon always has perpendicular and parallel lines?
square? im not sure square? im not sure Yes, a square, but we're talking "line segments" - so when the two lines meet to form a 90 degree corner, we get the perpendicular and any of the two lines opposite each other (since all the angles in a square are 90 degrees) are parallel.
How many parallel lines does a octagon have?
An octagon need not have any parallel sides. But it can have any number from 2 to 8 lines that are parallel - in pairs, triplets or quartets.
Are any of a square based pyramids faces have parallel lines?
Yes. A square consists of two pairs of parallel lines!
How many lines of parallel lines does a square have?
A square has 2 pairs of opposite parallel lines.
How many parallel lines to a square have?
a square has 2 pairs of parallel lines
How many sets of parallel lines are in a square?
there are 2 sets of parallel lines in a square
Does a square have two sets of parallel lines?
A square has four sets of parallel lines.
How many pairs of parallel lines for a square?
A square has 2 pairs of equal opposite parallel lines
What shape has 4 parallel lines?
Four parallel lines would not correspond to any of the commonly taught shapes. Two pairs of parallel lines would be characteristic of the square, rhombus, rectangle, and parallelogram
Does a square only have one side of parallel lines?
One side cannot be parallel because parallel is a relationship between two lines (or sides). A square has two pairs of parallel lines.
What shapes have parallel lines?
square
Parallel lines in square?
Yes.
How many pairs of parallel lines does a square have 3 grade?
it has 2 pairs of parallel lines
What is any quadrilateral that has 2 pairs of parallel lines?
Examples are: square, rectangle, rhombus and parallelogram
