Find the distance between the lines with equations -9x-8y+4=0 and y=-9/8x+6
well,how about finding a point of this equation? -9x - 8y + 4 = 0 --> 8y = -9x + 4 --> y = -9/8 x + 1/2
can you find a point?
8
can you show me the formula and how to do it please
ok,i will show you,but 8 is not correct,i said find a point!and points are used to write like this: (x,y)
oh okay. well im trying to not graph it
(8,-8.5) is a point of this line...
-8.5 =( -9/8 x 8) + 1/2
ok?
howd you get (8,-8.5) ?
it's not difficult,you just need a table like this:
|dw:1379009217620:dw|
for example if x=1 then find y from this equation: y = (-9/8 x 1) + 1/2
i almost have to go :( whats the answer you got?
just keep typing me all the things you did to get the answer
i didn't calculate,but i think it's much better that you know how to solve it,if you get answer,you can't solve another same questions,can you?
we have a formula for these questions...but i wanted to tell you how to solve it,but if you want the formula,i will give it to you :)
no i cant.. but i just wanted to see how you work it out and the answer so i could see exactly how you did it in order for me to try another problem like that
ii gotta go :(
ok when we have these two equations: y = mx + b1 y = mx + b2 use this formula: \[d = \frac{ |b2 - b1| }{ \sqrt{m ^{2}+1} }\]
but for solving it,we can use this formula or solve it by the laws of mathematics...
i can tell you how to solve it by the laws of mathematics :)
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