Jyllian G.
asked 12/01/20Parallels and Distance
Given the parallel lines and
with equations
and
, respectively.
Use the following questions to find the distance between the two lines.
Find the line perpendicular to the two initial lines that passes through the point
. Then enter the
and
Find the point of intersection between line from Question 1 and line .
,
.
1 Expert Answer
The slope of the perpendicular line is -1.
The line through (0,-1) is -1 = (y+1)/x
The intersection of this line with y=x+3 is (-2,1) (y=-x-1=x+3)
Now use the distance formula to get the distance d = sqrt[(x1-x2)2+(y1-y2)2]
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Mark M.
The steps are given. What prevents you from following them?12/01/20