Line A is perpendicular to Line B. If the slope of Line A is -2, what is the slope of Line B?

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Deepi asked Nov 3, 2023

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Line A is

perpendicular to Line B.
If the slope of Line A is -2,
what is the slope of Line B?

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high-school

Deepi asked Nov 3, 2023

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Since they hit at a right angle, line B is just a flipped slope of line A.

Sreenath Ganga answered Nov 6, 2023

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the answer is a bc it just makes sense

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