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Part A and Part B

Check out the attached image to see how I got each slope. I used the slope formula.

The answer to part A is 1/2. The answer to part B is -2.

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Part C

Using the results from parts A and B, we can see that the slopes aren't the same so they cannot be parallel lines. Parallel lines always have equal slopes. Note how we can multiply the two slopes to get (1/2)*(-2) = -1 which proves that the two lines are perpendicular to one another.

note: One slope is the negative reciprocal of the other. You flip the fraction and the sign (eg: 1/2 ---> -2/1) to go from one slope to the other.

F(3, 1), G(5, 2), H(2, 4), J(1, 6).

The formula of a slope:

Part A)

FG:

Part B)

HJ:

Part C)

We have

Therefore the lines are perpendicular.