Discover Perpendicular Slopes
Instructions
1. Plot two points using  tool. 
2. Use the
 tool. 
2. Use the  tool to create a line going through the two points. 
3. Create a line perpendicular to the line you just created in step 2 using the
 tool to create a line going through the two points. 
3. Create a line perpendicular to the line you just created in step 2 using the  tool. 
4. Use the
 tool. 
4. Use the  tool and click on both lines to find the slopes of both lines. 
5. Finally, click on the algebra tab (looks like a calculator). In the input bar type in FractionText(m) to change the slope of the line from step 2 from a decimal to a fraction. Do the same for the perpendicular line, but use FractionText(m_1).
 tool and click on both lines to find the slopes of both lines. 
5. Finally, click on the algebra tab (looks like a calculator). In the input bar type in FractionText(m) to change the slope of the line from step 2 from a decimal to a fraction. Do the same for the perpendicular line, but use FractionText(m_1).
 tool. 
2. Use the
 tool. 
2. Use the  tool to create a line going through the two points. 
3. Create a line perpendicular to the line you just created in step 2 using the
 tool to create a line going through the two points. 
3. Create a line perpendicular to the line you just created in step 2 using the  tool. 
4. Use the
 tool. 
4. Use the  tool and click on both lines to find the slopes of both lines. 
5. Finally, click on the algebra tab (looks like a calculator). In the input bar type in FractionText(m) to change the slope of the line from step 2 from a decimal to a fraction. Do the same for the perpendicular line, but use FractionText(m_1).
 tool and click on both lines to find the slopes of both lines. 
5. Finally, click on the algebra tab (looks like a calculator). In the input bar type in FractionText(m) to change the slope of the line from step 2 from a decimal to a fraction. Do the same for the perpendicular line, but use FractionText(m_1).What do you notice about perpendicular slopes?