Verifying Parallelism on a Blueprint
A technical designer is reviewing a coordinate-grid blueprint containing two slanted lines that represent support beams. To verify from the graph that these beams are parallel, what two specific graphical properties must the designer identify for each line, and what must be the relationship between these properties across the two lines?
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