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In a plane, two parallel lines cannot intersect. But what will happen when we do not represent them on a plane? Will they intersect?

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Dear student,
Parallel lines will not intersect. Planes are modes for representing the lines. In anyway,In geometry, parallel lines willnot intersect.
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