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What is a location where two lines cross or intersect?
Point of intersection
What is a location the place two lines cross or intersect?
It is the point of intersection.
What are two lines that never intersect or cross called?
Parallel lines.
Two lines that never cross?
Parallel lines never intersect/cross.
What is it called when you cross two number lines so that they intersect at 0?
a Cartesian Coordinate plane
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