Find the equation for the line passing through the point (−3,−3) and perpendicular to the line whose equation is −1x+2y+2=0.

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First we have to figure out the slop of the given equation:
-1x+2y+2=0
y=1/2x - 1

So the slope is 1/2. A line perpendicular to this line has a slope of the negative reciprocal of this slope. So the slope of the line you want to find is -2.

So: y +3 = -2(x+3).

And you can expand into the form that you want (or just keep it this way). :)

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Step-by-step explanation:

In order for it to be a linear relationship, the change in the x values and y values (f(x)) needs to be consistent.

In every table, the x values change the same, so we can focus on the y values.

Notice in table A, the f(x) values go down consistently by 10 for every change in x.

All of the other tables are not consistent.

Therefore, table A is the only linear function.