By definition, any lines that are not parallel will intersect eventually. But to be parallel lines, both lines must have the same slope. However, consider this situation: There is a exponential graph that is an asymptote on the y-axis and on the same graph there is a reflection across the y-axis of the first exponential curve. Now, we know that since these lines are asymptotes they will never actually reach the y-axis (where they would intersect). But also, they do not have the same slope. So - my question is - are these lines parallel?

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