E
Capital letters that have parallel lines include "H," "I," and "E." These letters have horizontal lines that are parallel to each other. The letter "H" has two parallel horizontal lines, the letter "I" has one, and the letter "E" has three parallel lines.
E is the only letter.
The letter's "H", "I", "E", and "F".
No, the letter H does not have parallel lines. Parallel lines are two or more lines that are always the same distance apart and will never intersect. In the letter H, the two vertical lines are connected by a horizontal line in the middle, so they do not qualify as parallel lines.
E
E is the only letter.
The letter's "H", "I", "E", and "F".
Yes the 3 bits that poke out the side on the right.
No, the letter H does not have parallel lines. Parallel lines are two or more lines that are always the same distance apart and will never intersect. In the letter H, the two vertical lines are connected by a horizontal line in the middle, so they do not qualify as parallel lines.
The answer depends on which language. In the upper case Roman letters, it is E.
no
No, there is only 1 set of parallel lines in the letter M.
No
Two
No, the letter G does not have any parallel lines, but there are a few ways of looking at it. If you assume the arc of the letter (the part that makes the shape of a C) as one line, then the letter G doesn't have any parallel lines. But... If you assume the arc as to being a lot of individual lines, and NOT an arc, then it is likely that the letter G does have a parallel line or two.
Capital letters of: E F H Z N and M all have parallel lines