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QuestionWhich coordinates for points AA^{\prime} and BB^{\prime} show that lines ABAB and ABA^{\prime}B^{\prime} are perpendicular?
1. A:(p,m)A^{\prime}:(p, m) and B:(z,w)B^{\prime}:(z, w)
2. A:(p,m)A^{\prime}:(p, m) and B:(z,w)B^{\prime}:(z,-w)
3. A:(p,m)A^{\prime}:(p,-m) and B:(z,w)B^{\prime}:(z, w)
4. A:(p,m)A^{\prime}:(p,-m) and B:(z,w)B^{\prime}:(z,-w)

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From the above steps, we can see that we cannot determine which option would help prove that lines AB and ABA^{\prime} B^{\prime} are perpendicular without knowing the coordinates of points A and B. Therefore, we cannot solve this problem with the given information.

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