Why do translations produce parallel lines

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Answer:The distance between the lines stays constant, and they never intersect. In other words, you can translate (move) either line by that constant distance, in some direction, to get the other line. It's just like how when you change the y-intercept but keep the slope the same, you get parallel lines.

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