Determine whether AB and CD are parallel perpendicular or ne
Solution
Ans 41:
Step 1: Given line AB with coordinates of A(-1, -4) and that of B(2, 11)
Step 2: Given line CD with coordinates of C(1, 1) and that of D(4, 10)
Step 3: Let us calculate slopes of both these lines
Slope = m = (y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1)
Step 4: Slope of AB = m1 = [11 - (-4)]/[2 - (-1)]
m1 = 15/3 = 5
Step 5: Slope of CD = m2 = [10 - 1]/[4 - 1]
m2 = 9/3 = 3
Step 6: For 2 lines to be parallel, slopes should be same. m1 and m2 are not equal. So, AB and CD are not parallel
Step 7: For 2 lines to be perpendicular, product of slopes should be -1. m1*m2 = 5*3 = 15. Product of slopes is not -1, so lines are not perpendicular
Step 8: Hence AB and CD are neither
Ans 45:
Step 1: Given line y = 8x - 1. To find equation of line parallel to this line and containing point (-6, 2)
Step 2: We know, equation of line can be written as
y = mx + c
Parallel lines have equal slopes. Therefore, slope of line parallel to y = 8x - 1 is 8
Hence, the equation becomes
y = 8x + c
We know that this line contains point (-6, 2)
Putting y = 2 and x = -6 in above equation
2 = 8*(-6) + c
2 = -48 + c
c = 50
Therefore, the equation of parallel line is
y = 8x + 50
