Question
What is the street that is parallel to Alfred Street?
- James Street
- Mahi Lane
- Christen Colony
- David Street
Hint:
We are given a figure with seven streets. We can consider streets as a line here. Parallel lines are the lines that do not intersect each other. We have to find the streets parallel to the given street.
The correct answer is: David Street
The given streets are Alfred Street, Ashley street, David street, James Street, Christen Colony, Mahi lane and Samsung street.
We are asked to find the street parallel to Alfred Street.
The lines which do not intersect with each other are called as parallel lines.
We will observe the figure and find the parallel street.
From the figure, only one street is parallel to the given street. It is the David street. Other streets are intersecting the Alfred Street at some point. It means they are meeting the given street at some point.
The Mahi lane is not intersecting the given street in the picture. But if we extend the street, it will meet the given street.
Parallel streets never intersect at any point. The distance between them is always constant.
So, the answer to the given question is David Street.
For such questions, we should know about parallel objects and perpendicular objects. The line joining the two parallel objects will be perpendicular to both the objects. So, the other way to check for parallel objects is by drawing a line joining both.
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