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what is the equation of a line that passes through the point (-1 -2) and is perpendicular to -5x=6y+18?
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First find the slope by y=mx+b
the equation is the same as 6y+18=-5x
Therefore 6y=-5x-18 y=-(5/6)x-3
The slope is -5/6 to be perpendicular it needs to be opposite reciprocal therefore the slope needs to be 6/5
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