Answer:
Two straight lines with slopes m and m' are parallel when m = m'
Two straight lines with slopes m and m' are perpendicular when m × m' = - 1.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume that the two non-vertical lines in the slope-intercept form are
y = mx + c ........... (1) and
y = m'x + c' ............ (2)
If those two lines are parallel then we can say the slope of them will be the same i.e. m = m'
Now, if given two straight lines (1) and (2) are perpendicular to each other and neither of them is parallel to the axes, then we can write m × m' = - 1. (Answer)
(6,3)
i think this is correct
Answer:
(-4, 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
4x+2y=-12
3x+y=-10
Start by dividing the first equation by 2 to simplify it...
2x+y=-6
Then, subtract -2x from both sides to isolate y...
y=-2x-6
Substitute -2x-6 for y in the second equation...
3x-2x-6=-10
Combine like terms...
x-6=-10
Add 6 to both sides
x-6+6=-10+6
x=-4
Plug -4 in for x to solve for y:
3(-4)+y=-10
-12+y=-10
Add 12 to both sides
-12+12+y=-10+12
y=2
(x,y)=(-4,2)
Answer:20.00
Step-by-step explanation: next time include the table but i managed to find it anyway
(8, 9) will be the midpoint of the segment.
You can find this by applying the formula
(x1 + x2)/2 , (y1 + y2)/2
