The relationship between complex slopes of two perpendicular lines is defined by the sum of the slopes equating to zero. This contrasts with the traditional understanding of real slopes, where the product of the slopes equals -1. The discussion clarifies that "complex slopes" refers to slopes represented in the complex number system, which alters the conventional geometric interpretations of perpendicularity.
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NEILS BOHR said:Homework Statement
what is the relation between complex slopes of two perpendicular lines?? :think:
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The Attempt at a Solution
i think it is same as the slopes of two st. lines that is the product shud be -1...but the answer given is sum of slopes is 0...