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How do examples of perpendicular lines look?
These lines are perpendicular: _|
What are non-perpendicular lines?
Lines that aren't perpendicular
Does an equilateral have parallel lines or perpendicular lines?
PERPENDICULAR
Does a rectangle have perpendicular lines and parallel lines?
perpendicular.
Can two intersecting diagonal lines be perpendicular?
Obviously it can.The type of lines that are perpendicular but do not intersect are known as 'Skew' lines. These can be better understood by using vectors in three-dimensional.I have reason to think that you yourself, do not know what your asking for and therefore I must tell you this. 90degrees= perpendicular.
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