When two linear graphs are parallel, they have the same gradient. When two linear graphs are perpendicular (at 90 degrees), if we multiply the two gradients, the result is -1. These facts allow us to carry out a lot of work with parallel and perpendicular linear graphs...
Working With Parallel And Perpendicular Lines
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