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Old 2009 May 22nd, 08:54 PM   #7 (permalink)
EbrahimHashem
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Originally Posted by finsisher View Post
sorry i miscalculated its B this says why I missed a 51 in GMAT

hummm if we have two perpendicular lines, their product should be -1, right? So, in this case, the first line has a slope of m and because the other line is perpendicular to it, its slope should be -1/m (m*-1/m=-1).

Note I'm still not giving you the official answer and I'm not telling you whether your explanation is right!

So, What if the two lines were parallel?
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