text: # Prove That the Slopes of Two Parallel Lines Are Equal
  
  A detailed tutorial on how to prove that the slopes of two parallel lines are equal.
  
   Problem: Prove that two parallel lines have equal slopes. Solution to Problem: The figure below shows two parallel lines L1 and L2. Points A and B are on the line L1 and points C and D are on the line L2. . Let BM and DN be parallel to the y axis and AM and CN parallel to the x axis. Triangles ABM and CDN have all their corresponding sides parallel are therefore similar. Hence BM / DN = MA / NC The above may be written BM / MA = DN / NC According to the definition of slope, BM / MA is the slope of line L1 and DN / NC is the slope of L2 and are therefore equal. Equations of Line Through Two Points And Parallel and Perpendicular. Match Linear Equations to Graphs
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