Oh my fuck, how does one get the difference of two slopes?

>>8626994
One slope minus the other?

Each point on the bottom line is .2491 units below the top line.

>>8626994

>>8627009
Sorry let me reword that.

Every point on the top line is 0.2491 units above an adjacent point on the bottom line.

>>8627016

You can't just eye ball that bitch nigger.

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>>8626994

Alright I got it, I took the median of the Y-range values and solved it for x, and then used it to solve for Y on the bottom since they're parallel.


Theoretically, will this relation hold if the lines are NOT parallel (different slopes)?

It looks like it's zero

>>8626994
0.025-0.025=0, that's the difference of the two slopes kek

or ask correctly what you need

Lines that are Parallel to each other have the same slope. The difference is zero. This is also called an inconsistent system of linear equations.