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Line g has a slope of -5/6. Line h is perpendicular to g. What is slope of line h ?
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Line g has a slope of -5/6. Line h is perpendicular to g. What is slope of line h ?

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Answer:

6/5

Explanation:

When two lines are perpendicular to each other, their slope are the negative reciprocal to each other. (so you flip them and change the sign)

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