SOLUTION: Are y=-1/5x+1 & 2x+10y=3 parallel, perpendicular or neither? I tried to do it on paper but its not making sense

SOLUTION: Are y=-1/5x+1 & 2x+10y=3 parallel, perpendicular or neither? I tried to do it on paper but its not making sense

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Question 993782: Are y=-1/5x+1 & 2x+10y=3 parallel, perpendicular or neither? I tried to do it on paper but its not making sense
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2x+10y=3
10y=-2x+3
y=-2/10x+3
y=-1/5x+3
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y=-1/5x+1
The slopes are the same so they are parallel
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