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Is y-4=2(x-2) and 4x-2y=5 perpendicular

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Answer:

Therefore,

Slopes are Equal, Hence the Lines are not Perpendicular.

Explanation:

Given:


y-4=2(x-2)=2x=-4\\\\y=2x .......Equation ( 1 )


4x-2y=5\\2y=4x-5\\\\y=2x-(5)/(2) .......Equation ( 2 )

Comparing with,


y=mx+c ......General Slope point form

Where m =slope

We get


Slope = m1 = 2 For Equation ( 1 )


Slope = m2 = 2 For Equation ( 2 )

Hence,


m1=m2[=2

Therefore, Slopes are Equal Hence the Lines are Parallel not Perpendicular.

For Perpendicular we require


m1* m2=-1

Therefore,

Slopes are Equal, Hence the Lines are not Perpendicular.

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