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Title: Parallel and perpendicular lines (Year 11)

Section: Reviewing coordinate geomeotry

Course: Mathematical Methods: Units 1 and 2

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This video continues the series for the Methods 1 and 2 textbook for Cambridge Essentials. Looking at parallel and perpendicular lines I spend time covering the following concepts: Know what makes lines parallel and perpendicular How to identify from equations if lines are parallel and perpendicular Know how to use the fact that lines are parallel and perpendicular to find equations This video will tell you all you need to know about Parallel and Perpendicular lines.

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