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Does a acute triangle have parallel lines?
There are no parallel lines in a triangle.
How many parallel lines does a trangle have?
A triangle can have no parallel lines.
Does a scalene triangle have parallel lines?
no,no triangle does
How many parallel lines does an isosceles triangle?
None.
How many parallel lines can a triangle have?
All of the three sides of a triangle can be parts of parallel lines; it's just that no two of them can be parallel with each other. They can be parallel to some other line(s). In plane geometry parallel lines cannot form the sides of a common triangle.
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