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Question
Find the parallel and intersecting line segments in the picture given below.
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Solution
Parallel lines:
`bar("AB")` and `bar("EF")`
`bar("AD")` and `bar("EH")`
`bar("DC")` and `bar("HG")`
`bar("BC")` and `bar("FG")`
`bar("AE")` and `bar("DH")`
`bar("HD")` and `bar("GC")`
`bar("GC")` and `bar("BF")`
`bar("BF")` and `bar("AE")`
Intersecting lines:
EF and AD
DC and FG
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