Algebra 1 : Parallel Lines
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Example Question #141 : Parallel Lines
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
Both lines have a slope of 6 which makes them parallel.
Example Question #142 : Parallel Lines
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
Both lines have a slope of 2 which makes them parallel.
Example Question #143 : Parallel Lines
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
Both lines have a slope of 1 which makes them parallel.
Example Question #91 : How To Find Out If Lines Are Parallel
Determine if the two lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
The first line has a slope of -6, while the second has a slope of -7/2 meaning the lines are not parallel.
Example Question #91 : How To Find Out If Lines Are Parallel
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
The first line has a slope of -1/2, while the second has a slope of 1/2 meaning the lines are not parallel.
Example Question #93 : How To Find Out If Lines Are Parallel
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
The first line has a slope of 1/4, while the second has a slope of 1/3 meaning the lines are not parallel.
Example Question #94 : How To Find Out If Lines Are Parallel
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
The first line has a slope of 1, while the second has a slope of 2/3 meaning the lines are not parallel.
Example Question #571 : Equations Of Lines
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
The first line has a slope of -6, while the second has a slope of -5/2 meaning the lines are not parallel.
Example Question #101 : How To Find Out If Lines Are Parallel
Determine if the lines are parallel and find their slopes:
In order to determine if two lines have the same slope first write them according to slope-intercept form, where "m" is the slope of the line:
Do that for each line:
The first line has a slope of 3, while the second has a slope of -2 meaning the lines are not parallel.
Example Question #811 : Functions And Lines
Find the line that is parallel to the following:
Two lines are parallel when they have the same slope. We can compare slopes when we write the equation of the line in slope-intercept form
where m is the slope. Given the original equation
we must write it in slope-intercept form to find the slope. To do this, we will divide each term by 6. We get
Therefore, the slope of the original line is -7. A line that is parallel to this line needs to have a slope of -7.
Let's look at the equation of the line
We must write it in slope-intercept form. To do this, we will divide each term by -8. We get
The slope of this line is -7. Therefore, it is parallel to the original line.
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