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A line has a slope of -13. There is a second line that passes through the points (-7,-5) and (6,-4) . Would these lines be parallel, perpendicular or neither ?? HELP PLEASE

A line has a slope of -13. There is a second line that passes through the points (-7,-5) and (6,-4) . Would these lines be parallel, perpendicular or neither ?? HELP PLEASE
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A line has a slope of -13. There is a second line that passes through the points (-7,-5) and (6,-4) . Would these lines be parallel, perpendicular or neither ??

HELP PLEASE

User Chi Chan
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slope=rise/run.
6+7=13
-4+5=1
13/1
Parallel
User Alisettar Huseynli
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Answer:

Perpendicular

Explanation:

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