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Y = 6x+ 3 y = - 6x + 4 These lines are... Neither? Parallel? Perpendicular?
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Y = 6x+ 3

y = - 6x + 4
These lines are...
Neither?
Parallel?
Perpendicular?

User Dhanveer Thakur
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Answer:

i dont get it i would help

Explanation:

User Skurhse Rage
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y = 6x+ 3
y = - 6x + 4
These lines are...
Neither?
Parallel?
Perpendicular?

There Perpendicular
User Shira
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