Question

1. why are the lines in this picture parallel? they both travel on forever and ever. they both lie in the same plane. they are equal width apart, travel in the same direction, and never meet. they are both the same size.

Explanation:

Parallel lines in a plane are defined as lines that are always the same distance apart (equidistant), travel in the same direction, and never intersect. Just being in the same plane is not enough to make lines parallel, and length or the property of extending infinitely are not the defining characteristics for parallelism.

Answer:

They are equal width apart, travel in the same direction, and never meet.