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Which pair of undefined terms is used to define the term parallel lines?


point and line

plane and line

point and ray

ray and line

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Answer:

The correct answer for this is : A. Point and Line

Step-by-step explanation:

The lines are said to be parallel to each other if they do not intersect each other at any point. So, for any number of lines to be parallel we must have lines and no intersection points between them then only we can say the given number of lines are parallel to each other

So, the terms which are used to explain the term parallel lines here are : line and the point.

And the both terms point and a line are undefined in the geometry.

Hence, the correct answer for this is : A. Point and Line

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The pair of undefined terms are used to define the term parallel lines are point and line. Option A.  This is further explained below.

What are parallel lines?

Generally,  parallel lines are simply defined as Two lines in the same plane that are always exactly the same distance apart and are said to be parallel.

In conclusion, If there is no point at which the lines meet, then we say that they are parallel to one another. Therefore, in order to state that a particular set of lines is a set of parallel lines, we must first establish that there is a set of lines with no junction points.

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