Parallel is lines that never touch so if the lines never touch it is parallel but if so then it is perpendicular.
A check that has been cashed and returned to you or has been striked off and marked as cancelled by the person who issued it. This is done by drawing two parallel lines across the check (diagonally) and writing "Cancelled" between the two lines. This is called Cancelling a check and once done, the check is null and void
yes, two lines can be coplanar.
Two lines cross or intersect at a point.
An ellipse has two lines of symmetry.
a cirsquare
Parallel lines.
It need not have any.
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A check that has been cashed and returned to you or has been striked off and marked as cancelled by the person who issued it. This is done by drawing two parallel lines across the check (diagonally) and writing "Cancelled" between the two lines. This is called Cancelling a check and once done, the check is null and void
Try one of these: rhombus, parallelogram, square, rectangle
None as in the form of a regular 5 sided pentagon.
perpendicular crosses at a right angle, while intersecting lines don't
check for this 1.- Check for motor 2.- Check for plugged lines 3.- Check for frozen lines
In a crossed check, two parallel lines are drawn on the body of the check implying that payment would only be effected to the payee only, and not to any bearer.
There are two vacuum lines on the ignition switch (where you put the key in). Remove the coverings to expose them. Check to see if the lines are loose, clogged, or disconnected.
To cross a check for added security, draw two parallel lines across the top left corner of the check and write "Account Payee Only" between the lines. This restricts the check to be deposited only into the account of the payee, reducing the risk of it being fraudulently cashed by someone else.
Two parallel lines.