Question

Can Someone Help Me With These 2 Questions Real Fast? ill Fan , And Metal cx

Answer 1

ok, go ahead

Answer 2

Courtney, Would you please post one question at a time, and then discuss what YOU have thought and done towards solving the problem at hand. You should be able to recognize that when you're given the slope of a line and one point on that line, you should reach for the point-slope formula for the equation of a straight line. Mind typing out that formula here, to demo that you know it?

Answer 3

if i understood it i would have, but the term help , means i need help... so idc really dont like the way i posted it dont look at it. honestly not in the mood to be lectured.

Answer 4

thanks

Answer 5

Sorry you don't like my asking you to follow the Code of Conduct. This is not a place to ask for or give out free answers. @Eli_Moses, I deleted your post because you have violated that same part of the Code: do NOT do the work of others for them and do NOT give out answers without their being involved. Sorry, but you need to know, understand and follow this rule.

Answer 6

Please go away. your making me 10x more frusterated then i am

Answer 7

Thank you and ok mathmale.

Answer 8

The point-slope formula for the equation of a straight line is\[y-y _{1}=m(x-x _{1})\]

This is what I asked you to find and type out. Pllease decide how to use the data given you (the slope and one point) in this formula.

Answer 9

In regard to your second question: You are given a line, y = -1x +6. What is its slope?
The slope of the desired perpendicular line is the "negative reciprocal" of the slope of
y = -1x+6. From this point on, the solution of the second problem is the same as the solution of the first problem.