Navi said that railway lines are parallel, whereas Shashank said that railway lines are not parallel. Who is correct and why?
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According to the property of parallel lines, the distance between them is always constant.
Navi is correct because the distance between the railway lines is always constant.

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Navi said that railway lines are parallel, whereas Shashank said that railway lines are not parallel. Who is correct and why? [2 MARKS]

Property: 1 Mark Application: 1 Mark According to the property of parallel lines, the distance between them is always constant. Navi is correct because the distance between the railway lines is always constant.

Navi said that railway lines are parallel, whereas Shashank said that railway lines are not parallel. Who is correct and why?
[2 MARKS]

Property: 1 Mark
Application: 1 Mark

According to the property of parallel lines, the distance between them is always constant.
Navi is correct because the distance between the railway lines is always constant.