Question

. What is the slope of a line perpendicular to the line with equation y = 5x 2?
(Points : 4)
- 5
5
-1/5
-2

Answer 1

if y=5x^2 then we don't have a line.
is y=5x(2)
2(5)=10
so y=10x

Answer 2

so if we have the line y=10x
what is the slope of y=10x?

Answer 3

the line that is perpendicular to it will have opposite recipocal slope

Answer 4

0_0

Answer 5

Can you tell me what the face means?

Answer 6

I know it is sad or something but let me know if you don't understand something.

Answer 7

For some reason I don't think you really meant to write y=5x 2

Answer 8

0_0 means im confused XD its 0_0 or 0.0

Answer 9

yea i did cause thats what the question is i copyed and pasted XD

Answer 10

I guess there isn't anything else you forgot to copy?

Answer 11

like a plus sign or minus sign

Answer 12

What is the slope of a line perpendicular to the line with equation y = 5x – 2?
(Points : 4)

Answer 13

y=5x 2 usually means y=5x^2 but that wouldn't make since because they are calling y=5x 2 a line not a quadratic
y=5x 2 could also be interpreted as y=5x(2)=5(2)x=10x

Answer 14

exact copy

Answer 15

lemme screen shot it

Answer 16

no you copied the sign in between

Answer 17

i guess you don't understand what i was saying
you wrote y=5x 2 earlier
now you are writing y=5x-2

Answer 18

oh XD

Answer 19

What is the slope of y=5x-2?

Answer 20

this isnt even my stuff 0_0

Answer 21

the slope of y=mx+b is m

Answer 22

so the slope of y=5x-2 is?

Answer 23

Can I talk to the person who is studying this stuff?

Answer 24

no hes gone for a while

Answer 25

well anyways the slope of y=mx+b is m (m not equal to 0)
any line that is perpendicular to y=mx+b will have slope -1/m
--
lines not included above are vertical lines and horizontal lines...
lines that are perpendicular to horionztal lines are vertial lines
lines that are perpendiculart to vertical lines are horizontal lines