Question

@jonasjl HELP!!

Answer 1

@4everaddicted2anime

Answer 2

oh hi your already here

Answer 3

Do you know this stuff?

Answer 4

Yes. First we need to convert the equation into slope intercept form

Answer 5

Okay. How do i do slope intercept form

Answer 6

Here is the equation 2x-3y=6
First we need to get the y term to one side. To do this I'll add 3y to each side to get 2x=6+3y
Now we have to get the y term by itself, so I'll subtract 6 from each side to get 2x-6=3y
Now we have to get y alone(with no coeficient), so I'll divide everything by 3 to get\[y=\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }-2\]

Answer 7

okay

Answer 8

y=-2/3-2

Answer 9

Nevermind the last post that I deleted, it was wrong.

Answer 10

The slope of this perpendicular line will be the reciprical and opposite charge of the equation above

Answer 11

Using this new slope, we need to plug in the given coordinate to find the b value/y intercept

Answer 12

sorry i had to switch computers

Answer 13

It's okay

Answer 14

What is the reciprical and opposite of the slope of 2/3?

Answer 15

Opposite as in the charge(positive and negative)

Answer 16

whats a reciprical

Answer 17

A reciprocal is a fraction fipped.
Ex. The reciprocal of 3/5 is 5/3

Answer 18

Knowing this, what is the reciprocal of 2/3?