Question

The coordinates of A, B, C, and D are A (-6, 1), B (-9, 4), C (-1, 1), and D (-7, 6). How are AB←→ and CD←→ related?
They are parallel lines.

They are intersecting lines but are not perpendicular.

They are perpendicular lines.

They are coincident lines.

Answer 1

@AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 2

@micahm

Answer 3

I need help!!

Answer 4

Questions on Geometry: Length, distance, coordinates ...
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9 = 16 + b which becomes: b = -7 the equation for your second line becomes: .... That's the center of the circle, and is equidistant from A, B & C. ... d=5 ANSWER The length of the line segment with endpoints (5,3) and (1,6) is 5. .... To solve find the slopes of AB and CD and set them equal to each other since parallel lines ...

Answer 5

So the lines are parallel??

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@micahm

Answer 7

if that's what you gathered from the post then yes if not then no

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@divu.mkr @AnswerMyQuestions @fallenangelorchid

Answer 9

Future Plato people. It was not Parallel.

Answer 10

Further into the future Plato people, they answer was B. they are intersecting, but not perpendicular. :D

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Answer 12

Thanks @Deen