Explain why the lines below are parallel.
To explain:
The reason for the given lines to be parallel.
The given two lines are,
Definition for parallel lines.
Two lines are said to be parallel if they have no common point and they have the same direction vectors or their direction vectors are multiples of each other.
In the given two lines, there is no common point.
Consider the direction vectors
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