alleryStart learning →Two parallel lines are 4 cm apart at one point. How far apart are they at another point further along?
A2 cm
B4 cm
C8 cm
D6 cm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 4 cm
Every point on one parallel line is at the same distance from the other, so the gap stays 4 cm everywhere.
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