Difference between revisions of "Concurrent lines"

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Lines are concurrent when they contain the same point. In other words, concurrent lines are lines which intersect.

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−	~~A [[line]]~~ are concurrent if they contain the same [[point]]. In other words, concurrent lines are lines which intersect.	+	Lines are '''concurrent''' when they contain the same [[point]]. In other words, concurrent lines are lines which intersect.
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