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Objective: Identify and write equations of horizontal and vertical lines. Warm up 1.Write the equation of a line that is perpendicular to and passes through point (6, 4)

Problem 4 1.What type of angles are formed by the intersection of the parking lot line segments? How do you know? 2.Carefully extend into line p, extend into line q, extend into line r, and into line s.

3.Choose any three points on line q and list their coordinates. 4.Choose any three points on line r and list their coordinates. 5.Choose any three points on line s and list their coordinates. 6.What do you notice about the x- and y-coordinates of the points you choose on each line? 7.What should be the equations on lines q, r and s?

8.Choose any three points on line p. a.List their coordinates. b.What do you notice about the x-and y-coordinates of these points? c.What should be the equation of line p?

In problem 4, you wrote the equations of horizontal and vertical lines. A horizontal line has an equation in the form y = a. A vertical line has an equation in the form x = b. 9.Consider the horizontal lines you drew in problem 4. For any horizontal line, if x increases by one unit, by how many units does y change. 10. What is the slope of any horizontal line? Explain.

11.Consider the vertical line you drew in problem 4. Suppose that y increases by one unit. By how many units does x change? 12.What is the rise divided by the run? Does this make any sense? Explain. Because division by zero is undefined, a vertical line has undefined slope.

13.Determine whether the statements are (always, sometimes, or never) true. Explain your reasoning. a.All vertical lines are parallel. a.All horizontal lines are parallel. 14. Describe the relationship between a vertical line and a horizontal line.

15.Write equations for a horizontal line and a vertical line that pass through the point ( 2, - 1). 16. Write an equation of the line that is perpendicular to the line given by x = 5 and passes through the point ( 1, 0) 17.Write an equation of the line that is perpendicular to the line given by Y = -2 and passes through the point (5, 6).

Assignment: Carnegie Learning 9.2 Parking Lot Design: Problem 5