Question

Help with a question ? its attached :)

Answer 1

Not sure but i think its C if u plug in the numbers u get 3=3 not sure tho havent done math in a while

Answer 2

Do you know how to approach this problem?

Answer 3

@Briaa420

Answer 4

Sorry meant pre test lol

Answer 5

Mm ;) kk xD

Well, all you really need is the slope, when it's perpendicular you flip is over and multiply by -1.

So, the perpendicular of 3 would be 1/3 * -1 = -1/3

Perp of 4/2 = 2/4 * -1 = -2/4 = -1/2 Or, 4/2 = 2, flip it, 1/2 and multiply by -1

-1 * 1/2 = -1/2


So given the equation y = 2X + 2, what is the slope?

In y = \(\ \sf \color{blue}{m}x + \color{green}{b} \)

\(\ \sf \color{blue}{m}\) is the SLOPE
\(\ \color{green}{b} \) is the y intercept. Can you tell me what the slope is?

Answer 6

Slope is -1/2

Answer 7

That would be the perpendicular, now if you wanted to skip a few steps then that's ok cx

New slope is -1/2, yes.

Now plug in what you know into: \(\ \sf y - y_1 = M(x - x_1) \)

Answer 8

Are we using the y-intercept from the original equation ?

Answer 9

No, the new points

Answer 10

(6,3) ?

Answer 11

yes