For this case, we have to define perpendicular lines:

We have then:

Then, according to the definition we have:

We observe that the definition is fulfilled, therefore, the lines are perpendicular.
Answer:
b. they are perpendicular
Answer: 505
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to find the sample size n , if the prior estimate of the population proportion (p) is known:
, where E= margin of error and z = Critical z-value.
Let p be the population proportion of crashes.
Prior sample size = 250
No. of people experience computer crashes = 75
Prior proportion of crashes 
E= 0.04
From z-table , the z-value corresponding to 95% confidence interval = z=1.96
Required sample size will be :
(Substitute all the values in the above formula)
(Rounded to the next integer.)
∴ Required sample size = 505
I have taken that test (although I don't see you're statements)
I believe the statements to choose from are:
A.) The slope of the line is −10.
B.) The slope of the line is 3.
C.) One point on the line is (3, 6).
D.) One point on the line is (3,−6)
<u>The answers are:</u>
A.) The slope of the line is -10
D.) One point on the line is (3,-6)
<u>Explanation: </u>
The given equation of line is (1). The point slope form of a line is (2) Where m is the slope of line and (x₁,y₁) are points. On comparing (1) and (2) we get The slope of given line is -10 and the line passing through the points (3,-6).
For this case we convert the mixed numbers to fractions:
Dwight:
Mike:
It is observed, that in fact, Mike takes more time to travel the road.
We subtract to know how much more time it takes Mike:

So, Mike takes
hours more than Dwight to walk the road.
Answer:
Mike takes
hours longer than Dwight to walk the road.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Total number of students = 26
Number of boys = 10
Number of girls = 26-10
=16
Eduardo has to pull two names out of the hat without replacing them.
First name
Probability= Favourable outcome/Total outcome
Probability of girls=16
Total probability=26
Eduardo has to pull two names out of the hat without replacing them.
Probability= Favourable outcome/Total outcome
=16/26
=8/13
For the second name:
Without replacement of the first hat
Probability of girls=16-1=15
Total probability=26-1=25
Probability= Favourable outcome/Total outcome
=15/25
=3/5
Probability of both of Eduardo's partner for the group project will be girls=8/13*3/5
=24/65
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