Find equations of the lines through the given point parallel to the given line and perpendicular to the given line. Point (7/8, 3/4) Line 5x + 3y = 0
This is just really confusing me right now :/
slope the line parallel to 5x+ 3y = 0 is given by m = -5/3 then using the formula y = mx + c find the eqn , use the above slope and substitute x,y = (7/8,3/4) for perpendicular line slope = -1/slope = 3/5 use the eqn y = mx + c substitute the m value and x,y values
alrighty, let me try this
did u get the answer??
still working on it haha sorry im slow
ok
i think i may still be doing it wrong...
is it okay if i convert to decimals?
ok if your comfortable with using decimals you can use it... did find the slope ??
is it y= -2.2083?
you shouldnt find y first take the case of parallel line tell me the slope ??
-5/3
ok substitute the slope and x,y values in the equation y = mx + c to find c
3/4=-5/3(7/8)+c
find c
c= 2.654761905
ok. substitute the slope and c value in the eqn y = mx + c to get the eqn of line parallel to 5x + 3y = 0
y=-5/3x+2.65471905
2.654761905*
ok. your right now solve for perpendicular line
m=3/5
ok go ahead . follow same procedure and find the solution.
y=3/5x+.225
i think its correct... you followed same procedure right.....
yes i did haha
:)
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