Question

Easy like hot pockets

Answer 1

I have an answer, y=(3/4x)-(15/4)

Answer 2

I have the order of the images above reversed.

Answer 3

Problem is you want perpendicular, right? Well 3/4 is the slope of the line with PQ, but if you want a perpendicular bisector, then the slope of the bisector line you want is the negative reciprocal of your current slope.

Answer 4

so -4/3?

Answer 5

Right. And for the point slope form portion, just use point Q and plug those coordinates in. y - 3 = (-4/3)(x - 9)

Answer 6

Let me try it and be sure it takes the and.

Answer 7

Thanks

Answer 8

Yep, of course :3