It looks like your instructor wants you to write in point-slope form.
the equation for point slope form is quite simple
y-y1=m(x-x1)
your variables:
y and x: just state these as they are
m: slope
y1 and x1: the numbers in the point given
keep in mind a double negative equals a positive, so when you come across a negative coordinate you would put + instead of - in your equation.
your final answer would be
y+2=-2(x-4)
I hope this helped :)
please don't hesitate to ask if you have any more questions
Answer: look at the ss :))
Step-by-step explanation:
Its a monomial and it has 4 terms
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that L is a line parametrized by

The plane perpendicular to the line will have normal as this line and hence direction ratios of normal would be coefficient of t in x,y,z
i.e. (2,3,-1)
So equation of the plane would be of the form

Use the fact that the plane passes through (2,0,-1) and hence this point will satisfy this equation.

So equation is

b) Substitute general point of L in the plane to find the intersecting point

i.e. same point given.