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What is each of the four sections created by the intersecting lines of the coordinate system called?
quadrant
What are lines that cross called?
Either intersecting lines or perpendicular lines
Why is it important that intersecting lines intersect?
If they didn't intersect, then they couldn't be called intersecting lines.
What is two lines that cross called?
()=============================8 intersecting lines
Lines that meet or cross at one point are called?
Intersecting lines.Intersecting lines.Intersecting lines.Intersecting lines.
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