What is a correct construction of a line parallel to given line l and passing through given point Q? (1 point)
Do you have to only use a compass and ruler?
Yes
Put your compass on Q first and draw an arc so that it hits the line in two places
At each of those intersecting points draw an arc through point q and make it large enough where the arcs also intersect on the other side
connect the points where the arcs intersect, one of the points is Q. You have now created a perpendicular line
now start on Q again. Draw an arc to that i intersects the new perpendicular line at 2 points.
at each of these intersecting points draw a circle of the same size. Connect the points where these circles intersect
You have now created another perpendicular line to the new line consequestly a parallel line to the original
I did it exactly how you said and I got it right thanks! Can you help me with another one?
sure
Write an equation in point-slope form of the line through point J(4, 1) with slope –4. (1 point)
Point slope form: y – y1 = m(x – x1) where m is the slope an (x1, y1)
you tell me the answer
y-1 = -4(x-4)??
yup
ok heres another one Write the equation for the horizontal line that contains point G(–8, 8).
Horizontal line: y=c Vertical line: x=c where c is the constant coordinate
y=8 and x=-8
y=8 would be the horizontal
so the final equation would just be y=8
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