SOLUTION: can you please help me indicate if the following set of lines is parallel, perpendicular, or neither. (((y= 2x-5 y= 2x+5)))
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Question 153307
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Algebra structure and method book 1
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can you please help me indicate if the following set of lines is parallel, perpendicular, or neither. (((y= 2x-5 y= 2x+5)))
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Algebra structure and method book 1
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These two lines have the same slope: 2. That means that they are parallel, because parallel lines do not intersect, and two (coplanar) lines with the same slope would never intersect.
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