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how do you find the last digits of a perpendicular line equation... eg. find a perpendicular line to y=1/2x+4 The answer is y=-2x+24 but how do you know its '+24' ? thanks =)
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The 24 doesn't really matter.
The most important value is the slope :)
any equation of the form:\[y=-2x+c\]would be perpendicular to:\[y=\frac{x}{2}+4\]
so could it end in say +3 or +9? ahh okayy thanks everyonee =)
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