Parallel lines are those on a plane that do not intersect while perpendicular lines are those that intersect at an angle of 90°.
<h3 /><h3>How are parallel and perpendicular lines different?</h3>
Parallel lines will never intersect with each other and will maintain the same distance from each other for as long as they are on the same plane.
Perpendicular lines on the other hand will intersect each other and will do so at a 90° angle. An example of such a line is the steps on a ladder which intersect the beam at a 90° angle.
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The best way to do this is to draw a picture of ΔFKL and include line segment KM that is perpendicular to FL. This creates ΔFKM which is a 45°-45°-90° triangle and ΔLKM which is a 30°-60°-90° triangle.
Find the lengths of FM and ML. Then, FM + ML = FL
<u>FM</u>
ΔFKM (45°-45°-90°): FK is the hypotenuse so FM = 
<u>ML</u>
ΔLKM (30°-60°-90°): from ΔFKM, we know that KM = 
, so KL = 
<u>FM + ML = FL</u>
= 
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When it comes to sampling methods, random sampling is one of the most effective. The principal wants the results of his or her sample to be as fair as possible, so it is best to choose students randomly, and in a neutral environment. The mall is not a neutral environment because not all students have access to the mall, and even those who do are not guaranteed to provide accurate results. The same goes for a basketball game, and student council. Samples taken from these environments are likely to produce more bias. However, collecting a survey from every tenth student entering the school one morning is more likely to produce accurate results that are representative of the school population.
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At most Mr.Gengel can cut at most 13 pieces with half a foot left.
