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Lines m and n are perpendicular lines. If line m has a slope of 1/3, find the slope of line n.
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If you multiply the slopes of two lines which are perpendicular, you should get a result of -1. So, if your slope for line n is k, then \[\Large \frac13k = -1\] And solve for k.
wats n
n is apparently the name of the line. n has no numerical value.
wats k
that's the value we assigned to the slope of line n (that which we are finding) So in this equation, \[\Large \frac13k = -1\] Just solve for k, and that's your answer.
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