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Lines a and bare perpendicular. If the slope of line a is - 2/3 is the slope of line b?
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Lines a and bare perpendicular. If the slope of line a is - 2/3 is the slope of line b?

Lines a and bare perpendicular. If the slope of line a is - 2/3 is the slope of line-example-1
User Sam Washburn
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Answer:

B. 3/2

Explanation:

The slopes of perpendicular lines are negative reciprocals

The negative reciprocals of -2/3

is 3/2

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