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Use the graph to complete the statements.

The slope of JK is
The slope of PQ is
The lines are

Use the graph to complete the statements. The slope of JK is The slope of PQ is The-example-1

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Use the graph to complete the statements.The slope of is –5/4–6/54/55/6.The slope of is –5/4–6/54/55/6.The lines are parallelperpendicularneither parallel nor perpendicular.

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Use the graph to complete the statements. The slope of JK is The slope of PQ is The-example-1
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The slope of JK is -6/5.

The slope of PQ is 12/ 15.

These lines are neither parallel nor perpendicular.

Explanation:

From the graph shown,

It can be determined that the point J is (0,5) and K is (10,-7).

The point P is (-5,-8) and Q is (10,4).

The formula for slope is given by,

Slope =
(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

To find the slope of line JK :

J ⇒ (0,5) = (x1,y1)

K ⇒ (10,-7) = (x2,y2)

Slope of JK =
(-7-5)/(10-0)


(-12)/(10)


(-6)/(5)

∴ The slope of JK is -6/5.

To find the slope of line PQ :

P ⇒ (-5,-8) = (x1,y1)

Q ⇒ (10,4) = (x2,y2)

Slope of PQ =
(4+8)/(10+5)


(12)/(15)

∴ The slope of PQ is 12/ 15.

To find the relation between two lines :

  • The parallel lines have same slope.
  • The perpendicular lines have a slope of negative reciprocal.

∴ These lines are neither parallel nor perpendicular.

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