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A line passing through (6, –10) and (–1, y) is perpendicular to a line with slope . Find the value of y.
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to a line with slope what?
7/2
slope 7 over 2
okay that means for every 7 change in y.. x changes by 2
first of all do u know whats a perpendicular slope to 7/2
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no, I just remember that for the line to be perpendicular I should be able to multiple both slopes to get a product of -1, correct?
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