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line segment RS is perpendicular to line segment PQ, and the coordinates are R(4,-5) S(-8,4) P(0,6) and Q(-3,y) what is the value of y ?
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Use slope1 * slope2 = -1 .... for 2 perpendiucular lines here slope of RS = (-5 - 4)/(4-(-8)) = - 9/12 = - 3/4 slope of PQ = (6 - y)/(0+3) = (6-y)/3 multiply the two to get (y-6)/4 = -1 y =2
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