Parallel & Perpendicular Lines
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- 1.Line A passes through points (-8,3) and (-6,7) Line B passes through points (-5,4) and (-3,3) Are lines A and B parallel,perpendicular,or neither?
- A.
Parallel
- B.
Perpendicular
- C.
Neither
- 2.Line A passes through points ( 0,9) and (6,5) Line B passes through points (-6,-3) and (0,-7) Are lines A and B parallel,perpendicular,or neither?
- A.
Parallel
- B.
Perpendicular
- C.
Neither
- 3.Line A passes through points ( 5,1) and (-2,6) Line B passes through points (-1,-1) and (5.5) Are lines A and B parallel,perpendicular,or neither?
- A.
Parallel
- B.
Perpendicular
- C.
Neither
- 4.Which equation is the equation of a line parallel to y = -3/5x + 6?
- A.
Y = 5/3x + 3
- B.
Y = -3/5x + 3
- C.
Y = 5/3x + 6
- D.
Y = 3/5x + 6
- 5.Which equation is the equation of a line perpendicular to y = 4/5x + 6 ?
- A.
Y = -5/4x - 17
- B.
Y = 5/4x + 6
- C.
Y = 4/5x + 1
- D.
Y = -4/5x - 2
- 6.Which equation is the equation of a line that is parallel to the x-axis and that passes through the point (-2, 5)?
- A.
Y = 5x - 2
- B.
Y = - 2
- C.
Y = 5
- D.
X = - 2
- 7.Which equation is the equation of a line that is parallel to the y-axis and that passes through the point (7, -3)?
- A.
X = 7
- B.
Y = - 3
- C.
Y = 7x - 3
- D.
X = - 3
- 8.Which equation is the equation of a line that is parallel to the line defined by y = -3x - 2 and that passes through the point (-2, -1)
- A.
Y = -3x - 7
- B.
Y = -3x + 5
- C.
Y = 1/3x - 7
- D.
Y = 1/3x + 5
- 9.Which equation is the equation of a line tghat is perpendicular to the line defined by 4x - 5y - 12 = 0 with a y-intercept = - 2
- A.
Y = 4/5x - 2
- B.
Y = -4/5x - 2
- C.
Y = -5/4x - 2
- D.
Y = 5/4x - 2
- 10.Determine the equation of a line perpendicualr to -6x + 9y - 12 = 0 with the same y-intercept as the line defined by -8x + 2y - 6 = 0
- A.
Y = 2/3x + 4/3
- B.
Y = 2/3x + 3
- C.
Y = -3/2x + 3
- D.
Y = -3/2x + 4/3
- 11.
Determine the value of k in the graph- A.
-1
- B.
-2
- C.
-3
- D.
-4
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