Define the following terms: Concurrent lines

Explanation

When two or more lines pass through a single point, in a plane
They are concurrent with each other and are called concurrent lines.
A point that is common to all those lines is called the point of concurrency.
This property of concurrency can also be seen in the case of triangles.
All the intersecting lines or non-parallel lines are concurrent
But parallel lines are not concurrent at any point on a plane.
In the figure given below, you can see the three lines are all crossing point O.
Hence, all these three lines are concurrent with each other.