Two curves are orthogonal at a point if their tangent lines there are
AIdentical
BOf equal slope
CPerpendicular
DParallel
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Perpendicular
Orthogonal curves cross at a right angle, which means their tangents are perpendicular.
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