Select the equation of the line that passes through the point (-2, 3) and is perpendicular to the line on the graph. (1 point) y = 0 y = 3x y = 3 y = -2
y=3
no thanks.....
i need work
to pass through the point (-2,3) and be perpendicular to the vertical line it must be a straight line on the y-axis
the only y-axis point that is perpendicular and crosses through the point (-2,3) crosses at the line of y=3
@Will.H
it makes sense but i gotta make ure
lol thanks <3
im level 94 on PA... I do top level work and I'm in Uni
whats PA
Will is his way correct as well, in this situation
still the answer is correct and I gave plenty of proof
yeah but how can if be so simple ...
i've never seen anything like that
... because math can be simple at times this is a simple horizontal line function
lier math was never simple for me
:\ well guess you dont have a brain for math then...
the slope in the graph is undefined because it is vertical line and then they said it passes through the point (-2,3) now we don't have a slope and we can't use the form y - y1 = m(x - x1) but since they want a line that is perpendicular to the line in the graph then it will have to be a horizontal line (since the point we have contain a y value of 3 then the equation can be y = 3 Such that we would have |dw:1478030835236:dw|
wow ur gonna draw a graph for something that isnt even needed... that doesnt even show the point on it
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doesnt even show the point on it... smh
i was using y-y=m(x-x)
why would you use point slope form to find that?
will i get it lol just the way he did it so fast got me suspicious because i've never done this type
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