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2 lines that form 90 degrees?
Two lines that form a 90 degree angle are considered perpendicular.
What are lines that cross to form a 90 degree angle?
perpendicular
What do you call two intersecting lines that form 90 degree angle?
A line is orthogonal to another if it is at 90° to it. You can call lines that intersect at 90° orthogonallines.You can also say that the lines form a right angle.
Two intesecting lines that form a 90 degree angle are called?
bisectors
Is there pair lines that intersect but are not perpendicular?
Yes. Perpendicular lines intersect to form a right or 90 degree angle. Not all intersecting lines form a right angle.
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