You would need two different lines to complete this as lines cannot be both parallel and perpendicular (these are opposites). The answers would be:
Parallel: x = 2
Perpendicular: y = -2
In order to find these, we first need to see that the original line of x = -1 is a horizontal line. Therefore, any line that is parallel should be horizontal as well. To get a horizontal line through the point (2, -2), the only option is x = 2.
Similarly, with the perpendicular line, if the original line is horizontal, the new line must be vertical. The only vertical line that goes through (2, -2) is y = -2.
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in question one you will pick option 1
in second the 3rd option
in last question option 4
I can’t see the picture clearly, but the line should be horizontal and it should be running through -3 on the y axis and the bottom should be highlighted
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