Jack's maths teacher used three chopsticks and placed them as shown in the given figure. Which one represents parallel lines?

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Solution

The correct option is B B
Parallel lines are those straight lines that are always the same distance apart from each other.

The chopsticks in 'A' represent intersecting lines as they cross each other at one point.

The lines in 'B' are the same distance apart from each other. So, they are parallel lines.

The lines in 'C' lie one above the other. Thus, they represent coincident lines.

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