Determinewhether the two lines areparallel, perpendicular, neither.X-3=6Y = 3x +4

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Brums [2.3K]1 year ago

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we have the lines

x-3=6

x=6+3

x=9

this is a vertical line (parallel to the y-axis)

The slope is undefined

and

y=3x+4

The slope is m=3

Compare their slopes

1) Their slopes are not equal -----> are not parallel lines

2) Their slopes are not negative reciprocal -----> are not perpendicular lines

therefore

<h2>The answer is neither</h2>

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