Write an equation in slope-intercept form for an equation of a line perpendicular to y = 24x +2 and that intersects at point (0, -2).
Looking at your line equation the slope for that line is the coefficient of x, in this case slope m=24. A line perpendicular will have a slope that is the negative reciprocal or m=-1/24 Using a slope of -1/24 and the given point you can now develop the equation. Is this enough guidance?
@allirose, answer please.
it would be if i knew what i was doing but i dont know how to do this kind of math smh
i really just need the answer please lol
There are some methods that you must remember or have nearby as a reference. In this case you must know how slope is determined. \[\Delta y \over \Delta x\] . Delta X and Delta Y simply mean the change in y divided by the change in x. We will use this definition to solve your problem.
No, you need more than the answer, that is another part of the problem. You need knowledge, that is why you are in school. But I digress, back to the problem -1/24=(y-(-2))/x-0) This is the point given in your problem. Solving|dw:1335536118638:dw| The bottom line in the drawing is your answer Good luck you may need it.
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