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Line A and Line B are

perpendicular lines.
If the slope of Line
A is 4/5, what is
the slope of Line B?

Line A and Line B are perpendicular lines. If the slope of Line A is 4/5, what is-example-1

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The answer is

-5/4

this is dude to the slip being perpendicular which means that Line B will be the opposite reciprocal to Line A.

Line A=4/5
Line B=-5/4
User Dan Newton
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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Given a line with slope m then the slope of a line perpendicular to it is


m_(perpendicular) = -
(1)/(m) = -
(1)/((4)/(5) ) = -
(5)/(4) ← slope of line B

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