Mathematics: Hurry! there is a geometric theorem that says if twp lines in a plane are perpendicular to the same line, they are parallel to each other. explain why this is true by writing and comparing equations for two different lines that are perpendicular to y= -1/3x.

Hurry! there is a geometric theorem that says

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srosrguezbracho

10.03.2022

Well idk about geometric theorem or how ever. but, because they have the same line aka the same Slope. The other line is parallel to it. Assuming by the statement, -1/3x has another -1/3x of the same Slope.

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fmw812

10.12.2020

Mathematics

Well, since you didn't attach the options. I will try to simplify the problem for you.⬇

Problem➡8/9 ÷2/3

~How to solve it ⬇
8(3) / 9(2) = 24/18

So, that means that your answer might have to be
1 1/3~

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