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3x-15y=0 and 6x+10y=0. Are these lines parallel, intersecting, or one line?
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intersecting
x/5 =y -3/5x =y slope not same, so not parallel slope m1 not -1/m2m so not perpendicular obviously, not same line so, intersecting
Did you determine that based on the fact they are both equal to zero? Or how did you get that?
no, in order to see this, isolate y and youll have a line of form y =mx +b here, b was 0 if lines are perpendicular m1 = -1/m2 if parallel, m1 =m2, but b1 not = b2 if same, same equation
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