Finding Perpendicular Line Pairs: Cross-Shaped Geometric Analysis

Remember that perpendicular lines are lines that intersect at a right angle of 90 degrees.

Our right angles are:

$ABC,BCD,CDE,DEF,EFG,FGH,GHI,HIJ,IJK,JKL,KLA,LAB$

The lines that form angle ABC are: AB+BC

The lines that form angle BCD are: BC+CD

The lines that form angle CDE are: CD+DE

The lines that form angle DEF are: DE+EF

The lines that form angle EFG are: EF+FG

The lines that form angle FGH are: FG+GH

The lines that form angle GHI are: GH+HI

The lines that form angle HIJ are: HI+IJ

The lines that form angle IJK are: IJ+JK

The lines that form angle JKL are: JK+KL

The lines that form angle KLA are: KL+LA

The lines that form angle LAB are: LA+AB

Due to the fact that in the drawing we have 12 angles of 90 degrees marked, we must have 12 pairs of perpendicular lines.