Oh shucks, that's crazy man
The question is saying that the line KJ is approximately equal to the line JN and that the line JN is perpendicular to the line NL. The line labeled LKN is shorter than LNK due to the fact that the line segments in LNK are longer because JN is perpendicular to NL:)
Answer:
im busy so i cant right now
Step-by-step explanation:
R-7=7 add the seven from both sides, leaving the r alone, because this is what you are trying to find. Thus the answer is r=14.
Answer:
3y=x-1 OR y=⅓x-⅓
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets call the equation y=-3x+7 line l1
the other line passing through (4,1) l2
If two lines are perpendicular,then the product of their roots=-1
That is m(l1)×m(l2)=-1
Slope of l1=-3 therefore slope of l2=-1÷-3=⅓
Now that we have determined the slope of l2 we move on to find it's equation using the point-slope form
y-y1=m(x-x1)
y-1=⅓(x-4)
3y-3=x-4
3y=x-4+3
3y=x-1 OR y=⅓x-⅓
