Which statement best describes the graphs of the lines y=-x-3 and y=x+6 A) They are the same line. B) They are parallel lines. C) They intersect at exactly one point. D) They intersect at exactly two points.

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Which statement best describes the graphs of the lines

y=-x-3 and y=x+6
A) They are the same line.
B) They are parallel lines.
C) They intersect at exactly one point.
D) They intersect at exactly two points.

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C they intersect only once and are also perpendicular lines

Kenneth Stoddard answered Aug 11, 2022

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