JAY E. answered 11/10/19
Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, SAT/ACT/GED, Trigonometry
They are Perpendicular because their slopes are opposite with Opposit signs.
m1 = -2/3 and m2 = 3/2.
If we Multiply-2/3*3/2 = -1 therefore they are Perpendicular
Lele L.
asked 11/08/19JAY E. answered 11/10/19
Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, SAT/ACT/GED, Trigonometry
They are Perpendicular because their slopes are opposite with Opposit signs.
m1 = -2/3 and m2 = 3/2.
If we Multiply-2/3*3/2 = -1 therefore they are Perpendicular
Michael H. answered 11/08/19
High School Math, Physics, Computer Science & SAT/GRE/AP/PRAXIS Prep
The equations:
y = (-2/3) x + 2
y = (+3/2) x - 2
are parallel if the products of their slopes is -1:
(-2/3)*(3/2) = (-2*3) / (3*2) = -1
They are parallel.
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