Yes what he or she said because they are correct.
I believe the answer is: By using the point slope formula, which states that a given point (x1, y1) and a slope m, the equation of the line can be written as y - y1 = m(x - x1)
I think it’s D. 156 degrees
The slope of a line and the perpendiular line that intercept will always have a product of -1
If the slope k=-1/6, the perperndicular line can be found by finding the product of the slope and -1
-1= (slope)(perpendicular line slope)
perpendicular line slope= slope(-1)
= -1/6(-1)
= 6
x^2 in the function that you typed is x * x ( x multiplied by x). It represents a second degree because there are only 2 "x"s multiplied together. If there were 3 "x"s multiplied together, we would have x^3. Since the highest exponent in this function is 2 (in x^2), we call this function a 2nd degree polynomial.
