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9 February, 20:54

line 1 passes through (2,2) and (5,5). line 2 passes through (3,-6) and (-5,2). Are the lines parallel or perpendicular?

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  1. 9 February, 22:01
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    Find the slope of the first line, that is the difference of the y's over the difference of the x's. This way: 2-5/2-5=-3/-3 which equals 1

    Now find the slope of the second line 2 - (-6) / -5-3

    =8/-8

    =-1

    The slopes are opposite reciprocal (you could also say that the product of the 2 slopes equals - 1) therefore the lines are perpendicular.
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