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07-06-2017
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Which statement is true? A. Parallel lines always intersect, but perpendicular lines do not. B. Skew lines always intersect, but intersecting lines do not. C. Perpendicular lines always intersect, but parallel lines do not. D. Parallel lines always intersect, but skew lines do not.

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KenCleric KenCleric

07-06-2017

I would say c but I'm not good with math :(

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sodamix sodamix

12-06-2017

the answer is C. Perpendicular lines always intersect, but parallel lines do not.

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