The following equation is a linear equation that has a slope of 3 and a y-intercept of positive 2:
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The two lines are neither
This is because in order for two lines to be considered parallel, they must have the same slope/ gradient. And none of our equations have the same slope/gradient
Whereas, in order for two lines to be considered perpendicular, their slopes/gradient must multiply together to give -1. And if we multiply the gradients of our equations, we do not get negative one
This is because in order for two lines to be considered parallel, they must have the same slope/ gradient. And none of our equations have the same slope/gradient
Whereas, in order for two lines to be considered perpendicular, their slopes/gradient must multiply together to give -1. And if we multiply the gradients of our equations, we do not get negative one