Pre Calc 10 6 5 Perpendicular Lines Perpendicular

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Pre Calc 10 6. 5 Perpendicular Lines

Pre Calc 10 6. 5 Perpendicular Lines

Perpendicular Lines: When two lines are perpendicular, they intersect at 90 degrees a Vertical

Perpendicular Lines: When two lines are perpendicular, they intersect at 90 degrees a Vertical Line is perpendicular to a Horizontal Line The angle between them is 90 degrees

Things that are Perpendicular: Two sides of a right triangle are perpendicular Adjacent sides

Things that are Perpendicular: Two sides of a right triangle are perpendicular Adjacent sides of a rectangle & square perpendicular The diagonals of a “square” are perpendicular

Properties of Perpendicular Lines When two slopes are perpendicular, they are “negative reciprocals (Flip

Properties of Perpendicular Lines When two slopes are perpendicular, they are “negative reciprocals (Flip the number and change the sign!) Ex: Find the negative reciprocal of each number: The product of any number with it’s negative reciprocal is -1 If you multiply two slopes that are “PERPENDICULAR” their product will become -1

Negative Reciprocal Slopes When two slopes are “Negative Reciprocal” they are perpendicular. C (8,

Negative Reciprocal Slopes When two slopes are “Negative Reciprocal” they are perpendicular. C (8, 6) A (-8, 7) Negative Reciprocal Lines AB & BC are because their slopes are “Negative Reciprocals” B (-1, -2) When you multiply the slopes of AB & BC, the product is -1

Ex: Given the points, check if the two lines are perpendicular A (-7, 8)

Ex: Given the points, check if the two lines are perpendicular A (-7, 8) Find the slope of both lines: B (-2, 5) C (-3, -4) D (3, 6) Multiply the slopes of AB & CD. If the product is -1, then the lines are perpendicular The lines are perpendicular!

Ex: Given the points, check if the two lines are perpendicular Find the slope

Ex: Given the points, check if the two lines are perpendicular Find the slope of both lines: B (-5, 4) C (-1, 2) A (-10, -3) D (4, -5) Multiply the slopes of AB & CD. If the product is -1, then the lines are perpendicular The lines are NOT perpendicular!

Ex: Given the vertices of ABC, check if it is a right triangle? IF

Ex: Given the vertices of ABC, check if it is a right triangle? IF ABC is a right triangle, then two sides must be perpendicular B (-2, 5) Find the slope of all sides: A (-6, -2) ABC is a Right Triangle! C (1, -6) Check if any slopes are “Negative Reciprocal”

Challenge Problem: The slopes of two perpendicular lines are given, what is the value

Challenge Problem: The slopes of two perpendicular lines are given, what is the value of k? If the two slopes are perpendicular, then the product will be -1. Solve for “k”

Challenge Problem: ABC is an Isosceles Right Triangle. The Hypotenuse AB is on the

Challenge Problem: ABC is an Isosceles Right Triangle. The Hypotenuse AB is on the X-axis. Find the coordinates of “C” Point “C” is unknown, and it makes an Isosceles Right Triangle CCC (? , ? )) (-1, 5 (? , ? ) Since it’s anofisosceles The product the two triangle, sides must slopes is opposite -1 (Perpendicular) be equal. Point “C” must be in the middle between “A” & “B” Solve for “x” A (-6, 0) Since it’s also a Right triangle, the two sides must be perpendicular. B (4, 0) The Slope of AC & CB must be coordinates of “C” is (-1, 5) negative reciprocal

Homework: Pp 187 #1, 3, 7, 11, 16, 19, 21,

Homework: Pp 187 #1, 3, 7, 11, 16, 19, 21,