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Find the equations for the lines through the point (a, c) that are parallel to and perpendicular to the line y = mx + b. Assume m ≠ 0. Parallel y= perpendicular y=
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y-c=m(x-a) y=mx-am+c eq===> paralel
perpendicular y-c=-1/m(x-a) my-mc=-x+a my=-x+mc+a y=1/m(-x+mc+a)
can you please explain how to do the perpendicular one?
for perpendicular one the slope will be -1/m
rest will be same
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why is it -1/m ???
because the product of slope of perpendicular lines is equal to negative one
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