To solve each of the problems, I first looked for the equation that had the same slope value and then plugged in the 'x' coordinate to see if it gave me the correct 'y' coordinate.
1.) D.) y = 5x + 4 14 = 5(2) + 4 14 = 10 + 4 14 = 13
3.) First, get 'y' by itself by subtracting 4x from both sides and dividing the whole equation by -12. To find perpendicular lines, the slope must be the opposite reciprocal of the first slope (in this case, flip the fraction to get the three on top). Add the opposite sign to the slope as your final step.
You can use the same x- and y-coefficients. You just have to change the constant on the right. Put the point values into the left expression to see the new constant.
