I can be parallel or intersecting, dictated by rules yet always free. What am I?
Category: Math · Difficulty: medium
Hint: Consider the ways lines interact in geometry.
Answer
A set of lines
Explanation
Lines can exist in different orientations and relationships with one another.
This is a medium math riddle — a moderate challenge for most people. The answer is A set of lines.
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