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Lines, Slopes, and Perpendicularity: Practice

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  1. 1

    Vertex AA lies on y=8y=8. In triangle ABCABC,

    B=(−1,1),C=(5,4).\begin{aligned}B&=(-1,1),\\C&=(5,4).\end{aligned}

    The altitude line from AA passes through (2,2)(2,2). What is AA?

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  2. 2

    Where does the perpendicular bisector of the segment from (−3,−1)(-3,-1) to (5,5)(5,5) meet the line y=−2x+8y=-2x+8?

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  3. 3

    Triangle ABCABC has

    A=(−1,0),B=(5,0),C=(2,6).\begin{aligned}A&=(-1,0),\\B&=(5,0),\\C&=(2,6).\end{aligned}

    Where do its altitude lines from AA and CC meet?

    Use the two opposite side directionsUse the two opposite side directions. Marked points A at (-1, 0); B at (5, 0); C at (2, 6). Segments and any given line identify the configuration. The two coordinate axes use equal scales.ABCxy
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  4. 4

    A line has equation y=(k−2)x+4y=(k-2)x+4. It is perpendicular to the line through (0,0)(0,0) and (3,6)(3,6). What is kk?

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  5. 5

    Triangle ABCABC has

    A=(−3,−2),B=(3,2),C=(9,t).\begin{aligned}A&=(-3,-2),\\B&=(3,2),\\C&=(9,t).\end{aligned}

    Its median line from CC is parallel to y=53x−4y=\frac53x-4. What is tt?

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  6. 6

    The perpendicular bisector of the segment from

    A=(−5,k)A=(-5,k)

    to

    B=(7,3)B=(7,3)

    is vertical. Which value of kk and bisector equation follow?

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  7. 7

    Consider the three lines.

    ℓ: x+2y=4,n: 2x+4y=10,p: 2x−y=1.\begin{aligned}\ell:\ x+2y&=4,\\n:\ 2x+4y&=10,\\p:\ 2x-y&=1.\end{aligned}

    Which statement is correct?

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  8. 8

    In triangle ABCABC,

    A=(−2,4),B=(0,−1),C=(4,1).\begin{aligned}A&=(-2,4),\\B&=(0,-1),\\C&=(4,1).\end{aligned}

    Find the foot of the altitude from AA on the full line of BCBC.

    Locate the altitude foot on the opposite lineLocate the altitude foot on the opposite line. Marked points A at (-2, 4); B at (0, -1); C at (4, 1). Segments and any given line identify the configuration. The two coordinate axes use equal scales.ABCxy
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  9. 9

    A nonvertical line has slope 2. A segment has slope −1/2-1/2. Which extra fact is sufficient to establish that the line is the segment's perpendicular bisector?

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  10. 10

    Two slanted lines have slopes whose product is −1-1. Rotate the first through 90∘90^\circ about a point on it. Which fact completes the converse proof that the original lines are perpendicular?

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  11. 11

    Segment ABAB has

    A=(a,1),B=(5,9).\begin{aligned}A&=(a,1),\\B&=(5,9).\end{aligned}

    Its perpendicular bisector has slope 1/21/2. What is aa?

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  12. 12

    Triangle ABCABC has

    A=(−2,−2),B=(6,−2),C=(2,6).\begin{aligned}A&=(-2,-2),\\B&=(6,-2),\\C&=(2,6).\end{aligned}

    Where do the altitude line from BB and the median line from CC meet?

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