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We love scribbling as much as the next person, so we decided to scribble together about lines! Enjoy!
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Thank you We sneak in then here's your daily scribble
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brought to you by stretching because there's nothing worse than
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pulling a hammy If two different lines stretch out infinitely
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but never touch what's the relationship Well they're certainly not
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dating on let's Think about this in a couple different
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ways What happens when two lines air stretching away from
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each other increasing the distance between them That might seem
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like it could work But remember aline is always infinite
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in both directions That means that if our two lines
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were stretching away from each other at the end they'd
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actually be getting closer together at the other end Got
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it What about two lines that are running in opposite
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directions Well that depends on what we mean by opposite
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They can't be running in truly opposite direction since they're
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both infinite lines Without any end points they each already
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go in both directions We could have two opposite reyes
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but not to opposite lines What if we tried to
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draw one vertical line in one horizontal lines Well would
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they intersect on a plane Well try drawing Vertical line
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That takes up a whole sheet of paper Top to
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bottom and then tried running of a horizontal line on
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the same paper that doesn't hit the critical one And
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it's impossible right there always gonna intersect well the only
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way this woodwork is if the two lines never got
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any closer or farther away from each other That means
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they've got to be parallel because parallel lines are the
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only type of lines that never touch each other They'll
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look like an equal sign but stretched out to infinity
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in both directions Yeah it's like two cars going the
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same speed on a highway right next to each other
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in two different lanes Parallel lines are perfect drivers They
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never ever crashed Or have it reported it to the
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insurance companies and we'd know about it eh Come on
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