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Chapter 3: Q. 453R (page 356)

In the following exercises, use slopes and y-intercepts to determine if the lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither.

2x-y=8;x-2y=4

Short Answer

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Lines are nor parallel neither perpendicular

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Given Information

Lines are2x-y=8;x-2y=4

02

Solution

We have

2x-y=8;x-2y=4

Equations can be rewritten as

2x-y=8;x-2y=4y=2x-8;y=x2-2

Slopes are not same

Product of slopes is not -1

Lines are nor parallel neither perpendicular

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