Question

two lines are perpendicular. the equation of the first line is y=4x+1. which of the following CANNOT be the equation of the second line.

Answer 1

\[y=-\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }x-2\]

Answer 2

\[x-4y=-2\]

Answer 3

\[x+4y=-2\]

Answer 4

\[8y=-2x-5\]

Answer 5

@Ethanxiaorox

Answer 6

i put them all into that calculator thing and they all intersect ? doesnt that make them all perpendicular

Answer 7

I did it too...that's weird

Answer 8

One second, my moms calling me :P if i take too long u can tag TheSmartONe, Or Igreen

Answer 9

is that what perpendicular means? just to like intersect?

Answer 10

yeah

Answer 11

wtf

Answer 12

ikr...

Answer 13

double check to make sure you didn't type any of the equations wrong

Answer 14

Im back .-.

Answer 15

so i think its the x-4y=-2 cause i put them all in at once and that is the only line that looks different than the other ones

Answer 16

okay ahah

Answer 17

Im back :D My mom gave me a pice of cake :P But it has strawberiies .-.

Answer 18

how sweet of your mom

Answer 19

So did you get an answer?

Answer 20

im pretty sure its the one i said

Answer 21

i dont know how to do this question tho now

Answer 22

two perpendicular lines intersect at the origin. if the slope of the first line is \[\frac{ -1 }{ 2 }\], what is the equation of the second line?

Answer 23

Wut? @TheSmartOne Help ples?

Answer 24

Ill start working on it .-.

Answer 25

oh yeah do you want me to put the choices?

Answer 26

Yes, that would help

Answer 27

a. \[y=-2x\]

Answer 28

b. \[y=\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }x\]

Answer 29

c. \[y=-\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }x\]

Answer 30

d. \[y=2x\]

Answer 31

I have no idea >.< Never leanred whatever frac is >.<

Answer 32

ill chose a lol

Answer 33

Wait

Answer 34

@SolomonZelman @chosenmatt A little help please?

Answer 35

D: