Two perpendicular lines must: A. have slopes that are negative reciprocals B. cross each other C. cross each other with the same slope D.have slopes that are reciprocals
Is this related to slopes?
Yes
Let the two slopes be m_1 and m_2
When these two lines are parallel m_1 = m_2
Aaron, it's not discussing parallel lines, actually, quite the oppposite
I need to explain this to further explain it ..in my way XD
A
So A ?
one is positive and one is negative
Can everyone confirm this? :)
So when these two lines are perpendicular , m1*m2 = -1
reciprocals as well
@Jadeishere is A correct?
m=1/3 and m=-3 will be perpendicular
you could graph it to see that this is true
A looks good.
It actually looks stunning, for some reason...
Yes, Zarkam, A is correct. When a line has a negative reciprocal slope, they intersect at exactly a 90 degree angle, basically, flipping the line over the x or the y axis
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