The term for a distance that remains consistent all along is "equidistant." In geometry, points that are equidistant from a common point form a circle, while in other contexts, it can refer to parallel lines or equal spacing between objects. Essentially, equidistant describes a uniform distance maintained throughout.
Parallel lines fits the given description.
No. There can be huge differences. Brighter stars at bigger distances will look as a weak star but as at a shorter distance.
parrel
trapezium
They are parallel lines
Parallel lines are the same distance apart for all points along the line.
Parallel lines fits the given description.
No. There can be huge differences. Brighter stars at bigger distances will look as a weak star but as at a shorter distance.
An angle has no distance and so there is no angle which is the same distance apart.
Two parallel lines are sides the same distance apart.
parrel
Parallelogram
trapezium
They are parallel lines
No they are not.
In a way it does because it means straight lines that remain equal distance apart and never intersect with each other.
The same distance apart between two points.