A) what is the slope of the parallel to y=2x+3
1 answer:
Answer:
a) 2 b) -1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
a) im pretty sure the question only asks for the slope of the parallel line y=2x+3, that that would be 2 because they have the same slope
b) the question is phrased weird, but im assuming it wants the same thing from a, (the slope) and the slope of a perpendicular like is always the opposite reciprocal of the original number
for example in y=2x+3:
2 is the original slope
meaning that the perpendicular would be -1/2
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