MRY Ch 2.4: Slopes of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines (28 pts)

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MRY Ch 2.4: Slopes of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines (28 pts)

MRY Ch 2.4: Slopes of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines (28 pts)

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

SKIP

Type only a number, no fraction, no words here

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

Enter either a number or just one word here...

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to solve for y first to get into y=mx+b.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to get into slope intercept form first!

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

SKIP

Type only a number, no fraction, no words here

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

Enter either a number or just one word here...

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to solve for y first to get into y=mx+b.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to get into slope intercept form first!

MRY Ch 2.4: Slopes of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines (28 pts)

MRY Ch 2.4: Slopes of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines (28 pts)

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

SKIP

Type only a number, no fraction, no words here

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

Enter either a number or just one word here...

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it. Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to solve for y first to get into y=mx+b. Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to get into slope intercept form first!

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

SKIP

Type only a number, no fraction, no words here

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it

Enter either a number or just one word here...

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it. Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to solve for y first to get into y=mx+b. Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to get into slope intercept form first!

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to solve for y first to get into y=mx+b.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

If you have a fraction, you must reduce it.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #

Remember to solve for y first to get into y=mx+b.
Separate the numbers with semicolons and 1 space. For example: #; #; #