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Let L be the set of lines in XY plane. D...

Let L be the set of lines in XY plane. Define a relation s in L by xSy x = y or x-Ly or x Il y. Is S an equivalence relation? If so, what are equivalence classes ? What is the equivalence class containing X-axis ? What happens if L is the set of all lines in space?

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