Question

Please help me fan, and medal. Could I please have the answer no explanation needed

Write an equation of a line perpendicular to y = 1 over 2x − 5 in slope-intercept form that passes through the point (2, −7).
y= 1 over 2x − 7
y= 2x + 2
y= −2x − 5
y= −2x − 3

Answer 1

I don't know what to do please help

Answer 2

@TuringTest

Answer 3

@Michele_Laino

Answer 4

@perl

Answer 5

hint:
two lines are perpendicular each other, when the subsequent relationship holds:
\[\Large m \times m' = - 1\]
where m and m' are the slopes of those lines. Now, we have m=1/2, so what is
m'=...?
being m' the slope of the line perpendicular to your line

Answer 6

I am highly confused and I am in a rush because swimming practice can I please have the answer

Answer 7

I'm sorry I can not give you the answer directly, since the Code of Conduct

Answer 8

not to be rude or anything but I have to go and after this I will have 3 more questions >_<

Answer 9

better hint?

Answer 10

I don't remember this in my course. but if I don't submit the assessment in 20 minutes it will automatically submit without me

Answer 11

hint:
\[\frac{1}{2} \times m' = - 1\]

Answer 12

a?

Answer 13

I understand you, nevertheless you have to understand me too.
I have to respect the Code of Conduct.

Answer 14

what is m' equal to?

Answer 15

it must be B

Answer 16

if I multiply both sides by 2, I get that.
What is m'=...?