Select the equations that are parallel and perpendicular to y = -3x - 1 and that pass through the point (3, 1). A. parallel: y = -3x + 6 perpendicular: y = one over threex + two and two thirds B. parallel: y = -3x + 10 perpendicular: y = one over threex C. parallel: y = negative one over threex perpendicular: y = -3x D. parallel: y = one over threex + 1 perpendicular: y = 3x - 1 answer please :)
Can you find the slope of given line??
I got D for this
am i right?
trying putting points (3,1) to the answer you got.
No, D will not work.
then idk
can you find the slope for the line y = -3x - 1 ?
Start by finding slope of the equation first..
isnt the slope -3
Then for parallel line slope must be same..
You parallel line equation will start like: y = -3x + b You are to find b here..
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yeah for y = -3x - 1 slope is -3 but now you have to find a line which is perpendicular to this line. For perpendicular line what will be the slope ?
its either A or B
Now you know your line y = -3x+b passes through point (3,1), you put x = 3 and y = 1 here to find b here..
You want to solve for your answer conventionally, or you just want the answer for it??
no i want to know how to do it
but the choices that are left is a and b
Then leave a, b, c and d. If you do right, you will get one of the options given, why are you bothering. I said to find b there, can you find b there by putting x = 3 and y = 1 in that equation, y = -3x+b ??
we eliminated the choces c and d cause they dont have slope of -3
b= 10
Yes we have eliminated.. Yes so what you got as your parallel line equation now??
parallel: y = -3x + 10 perpendicular: y = one over threex
Yep... Good..
If you want to do it for perpendicular then you can verify that too if you want..
Ok thank you
You are welcome dear..
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