Question

What kind of line is line A.F?
A) Parallel
B) Perpendicular
C) Segment
D) Transversal

Answer 1

Answer:

D: Transversal

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

A transversal is a line that intersects or crosses two lines at two different locations

The correct option that gives the kind of line, line A_F is is option D

D. Transversal

The reason why the selected option is correct is given as follows:

The description of the given diagram is as follows;

Lines L, and M, are horizontal lines, both extending in apparently the same direction

Line A_F crosses both lines L, and line M, therefore,

• Line A_F is not parallel to  line L, or line M

∠ABC and ∠CBE are supplementary angles

The ∠ABC < ∠CBE,  and therefore, or therefore, ∠ABC is less than 90°, therefore;

• A_F is not perpendicular (form a 90° angle) to any of the lines

Line A_F extends infinitely in both directions, therefore

• A_F is longer than a segment

Line A_F is a transversal to lines L, and line M given that it crosses the two lines at two different points

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