I need help checking #5!!!! :D :D Medal will be rewarded for your patronage and for you answer/explanation is correct and accurate! :D

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firejay5 · Answer

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@phi

phi · Answer

I answered in your other post on this

firejay5 · Answer

@phi  How would you solve #5 for line D: -5x + 3y = 6

anonymous · Answer

3y = 5x + 6.  Get y by itself. Use the slope intercept form of the equation. Y= mx+ b
Solve for y

anonymous · Answer

@Firejay5 : plz don't beg for it buddy everybody here is her to help and get help... :) :)

firejay5 · Answer

thank you @bhaskar.pathk , so can you help me

firejay5 · Answer

#5: I said, "Line A & C are parallel due to their slopes being the same. Line A & B are perpendicular due to their slopes being opposite reciprocals." Is that right? @DSS & @bhaskar.pathk

anonymous · Answer

@Firejay5  : sorry bro i m weak in this  :( :(

firejay5 · Answer

really

anonymous · Answer

@Firejay5  : yes  both are parallel as  the slope is same.. and
a and b are perpendicluar as there slope is reciprocal...

i ws confusd as i left geomtry 7 year back

anonymous · Answer

i got some thing it may help you http://www.purplemath.com/modules/slope2.htm