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Points F(3, 3), K(6, 5), J(8, 2) and L(5, 0) lie in a coordinate plane. Which lines are parallel? A) line FK and line KJ B) line FK and line LJ C) line LJ and line LK D) line FL and line LK
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Points F(3, 3), K(6, 5), J(8, 2) and L(5, 0) lie in a coordinate plane. Which lines are parallel?
A) line FK and line KJ
B) line FK and line LJ
C) line LJ and line LK
D) line FL and line LK
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(B) FK and LJ
FK slope = (5-3)/(6-3) = 2/3
LJ slope = (2-0)/(8-5) = 2/3
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