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Which way does vertical line go?
up and down
What way does vertical line go?
Up and down!!!!!
What is a vertical edge?
A vertical edge is A line that go straight up and down
What does a vertical line look like?
A vertical line is one that goes up and down only.
What way does a virtical line go?
A vertical line is a line with an angle of 0 or 180, it travels immediately up and down, or on a map it goes north and south.
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