A geometry problem by Darius B

Geometry Level 2

Given are two linear functions f ( x ) = m f x f(x)={ m }_{ f }⋅x and g ( x ) = m g x g(x)={ m }_{ g }⋅x with m f , m g R { 0 } { m }_{ f },{ m }_{ g }\in ℝ\setminus \left\{ 0 \right\} . The lines f ( x ) f(x) and g ( x ) g(x) are perpendicular to each other on their graph. Find the value of m f m g { m }_{ f }⋅{ m }_{ g }

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1 solution

Darius B
May 14, 2016

When two linear functions f f and g g are perpendicular to each other their slopes satisfy the equation m f = 1 m g { m }_{ f }=-\frac { 1 }{ { m }_{ g } } , therefore m f m g = 1 { m }_{ f }⋅{ m }_{ g }=-1

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