Decide whether the pair of lines are paralell, perpendicular, or neither. 3x + 4y=5 4x+3y=9
solve both of them for Y then you have it like: \[\LARGE y=kx+b\] and for paralel you have: \[\LARGE k_1=k_2\] if prependicular \[\LARGE k_1\cdot k_2=-1 \]
I am not understanding, so its neither?
have you solved equations for Y?
find the slopes of the equations. if they are the same, then they are parallel. and if the product of the slopes is -1, they are perpendicular.
Is it perpendicular?
sadly, i have forgotten how to find the slope from the equation. you can google it
Sorry I wasn't here.. :( I thought you would get the answer... \[\LARGE y=-\frac34x+\frac 53\] and \[\LARGE y=-\frac43x+\frac93\] so you have: \[\LARGE k=-\frac34 \quad \quad \quad ,\quad \quad k_1=-\frac43 \] so we know that \[\LARGE -\frac34\neq -\frac43 \] and that means that \[\LARGE k\neq k_1\] so they're not paralel ... and for prependicular we have: \[\LARGE k\cdot k_1=-1\] \[\LARGE -\frac34\cdot (-\frac43)=+1 \] and we know that \[\LARGE +1\neq -1\] so they're not prependicular either . so they look like: @lovejones2012
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