What is the equation of the line that is perpendicular to -x + y = 7 and passes through (-1, -1)?
A. -x + y = 2 B. -x – y = 2 C. x – y = 2 D. -x – y = 0 E. x + y = 0
do u know what is the slope in this equation -x +y =7 ? if u know then tell me
I don't how do I find it?
first convert the above equation in slope intercept form (y=mx +b )
y = -x + 7?
good y=mx+b since, m is slope and b is the y intercept whereas y=-x +7 here m=-1 okay your slope is -1 now apply this Perpendicular formula m x m'=-1 -1 x m'=-1 m'=1
have u got it ? we apply the perpendicular formula of slope because we require to find out the equation of line which is perpendicular to that equation
So it's D?
no use this formula y-y' =m' (x-x') since m'=1 (x',y')=(-1.-1) and put it in the above formula and get the answer
so y - -1 = 1 (x - -1)
yes y-(-1)=1(x-(-1)) y+1=1(x+1) y+1=x+1 x-y+1-1=0 x-y=0 this is your equation
x - y = 0 is my equation?
yes plz again check your choices and point which is given to us in your question from your note book
x + y = 0
yes this is correct answer do u know where u did mistake u wrote y=-x +7 it is in correct y=x+7
when we take out the slope from it it would be m=1 when m x m'=-1 1 x m' = -1 m'=-1 here m'=-1 (x',y')=(-1,-1) apply on these things on this formula and get the correct equation y-y'=m'(x-x') y-(-1)= -1(x-(-1)) y+1=-1(x+1) y+1=-x +1 y+x +1-1=0 x+y =0 x+y=0 this is your correct answer
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if u have any question u can ask me now?
No I understand!
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