AB←→ and BC←→ form a right angle at point B. If A = (-3, -1) and B = (4, 4), what is the equation of BC←→? A. x + 3y = 16 B. 2x + y = 12 C. -7x − 5y = -48 D. 7x − 5y = 48 Helllp pleaseeee :-)))
@jackmullen55
K hold on let me think
okay lol
I believe it is the first one
that was wrong but its okay
well balls. I'm so sorry.
I'm not so good at quadratics to be honest
you're okay , i dont know any type of math. lol
this question is really simple, have you guys not done gradient chapter? |dw:1431002145595:dw| this is how you should picture the problem
you basically have all the information you need, there are a couple of stuffs I want you to know before I explain anything, if you know these certain rules, you will most likely be able to solve these kinda questions on your own. you need to know the standard way how a equation of a straight line is set up it is always in the form of y = mx + c where y is the y value and mx means the gradient of the line/ or the slope of the line and the c is the y-intercept lemme draw this for your better understanding.
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