Question

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Answer 1

Let A=(0,0), B=(6,2), C=(-5,2), D=(7,6), E=(-1,7), and F=(5,9). Draw lines AB,CD,and EF. Verify that they are parallel.
(A) draw the transversal of slope -1 that goes through E. this transversal intersects line AB at G and line CD at H.
(B) draw any transversal whose slope is 2 (it needs to not go through E) intersecting line AB at P, line CD at Q, and line EF at R. Use your ruler to measure PQ and QR

Answer 2

@Mertsj

Answer 3

Find the slopes of the lines to show that they are parallel

Answer 4

Shouldn't I first graph it?

Answer 5

@Mertsj ?

Answer 6

If you want that would be fine.

Answer 7

I already drew it. I just don't get a and b @Mertsj

Answer 8

a. Start at point E. Go down 1 and right 1. Draw that line.

Answer 9

Okay I did that , what's the next step?

Answer 10

b. Choose a point. Go up 2 and right 1. Draw that line.

Answer 11

By choose a point , what point?

Answer 12

@Mertsj ?

Answer 13

Did you read the directions?

Answer 14

draw any transversal whose slope is 2

Answer 15

intersecting line AB at P

Answer 16

So I'll draw a line right in (2,0) correct?

Answer 17

Do you know what a transversal is?

Answer 18

No.

Answer 19

A transversal is a line that goes between 2 parallel lines.

Answer 20

That's why the problem started by telling you to draw AB, CD, and EF and then to verify that they are parallel.

Answer 21

Oh so then 2 does go into two parallel lines

Answer 22

Once you have parallel lines, you can draw transversals

Answer 23

Okay I drew it.

Answer 24

Does it intersect all the lines?

Answer 25

Yes it does.

Answer 26

Did you label the points of intersection P, Q, and R?

Answer 27

Just did. And I got it ow. Thank so oso much (:

Answer 28

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