If line M is parallel to line and, in the slope of M is -5/7, what is the slope of line end? Your denominator must be positive (easy question, easy points)

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Maelig asked Dec 4, 2022

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If line M is parallel to line and, in the slope of M is -5/7, what is the slope of line end? Your denominator must be positive

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If line M is parallel to line and, in the slope of M is -5/7, what is the slope of-example-1

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Answer:

7/5

Explanation:

Everything is positive as I explained,

the answer of the reverse reciprocal is 7/5 because 7/5 is parallel to -5/7 so they are perpendicular to each other.

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