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When two of us meet you form right angles?
Perpendicular lines meet at right angles
What are lines that meet to form a tight angle?
They are perpendicular lines that meet to form right angles
What lines meet to form four right angles?
perpendicular lines
What if two lines meet and form right angles?
If they intersect and form right angles, they're perpendicular.
Two lines that meet and form right angles?
They are mutually perpendicular lines.
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