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Helper will get a medal! Give the slope of a line perpendicular to (-2, 0), (1, -4) I got 3/4 but I don't know for sure...
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Find the slope given the equation posted by jim_thompson. Then convert that slope to its negative reciprocal which makes it perpendicular. Say you found the slope to be 4/5. The perpendicular slope has to be -5/4.
you are right, what are you unsure about
@jim_thompson5910 yes
yeah I deleted my post when I realized you had the correct answer all along lol
@DanJS i was just unsure about the answer
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the original slope is -4/3 flip the sign and the fraction to get 3/4
i mean the process to get the answer,
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