Question

If two lines are parallel and the slope of one of the lines is "m", what is the product of their slopes?
a) 1
b) 2m
c) m^2
d) 0

Answer 1

if two lines are parallel then the slope is same.
so, what is m * m ?

Answer 2

m?

Answer 3

so is it 1?

Answer 4

m1 II m2
m1=m2
if the one slope is m then other obviously would be also m

Answer 5

no it is not 1
your's all options are wrong

Answer 6

wait but it said product. so wouldn't it be 2m? or...1?

Answer 7

product is 1
it means that m\m=1
i think it has cleared your complexion

Answer 8

A is the correct answer

Answer 9

m times m equals m^2

Answer 10

Okay I'm confused now.

Answer 11

dude if two lines are parallel they have the same slope

Answer 12

so both their slopes would be m

Answer 13

Lol yeah i know but the answer choices threw me off

Answer 14

so the product of the slopes os m*m

Answer 15

is m*m which is m^2

Answer 16

it is m^2

Answer 17

ohh okay I see. Thank you!