In the first quadrant you start at 5, 6 and move 4 units down. What point will you end up at? Thanks for your help! - Someone wh
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First find the equation of y.
Find the slope m.
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Pick one point, I'll pick (-3, 9). Insert coordinates in equation then compute n.
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The equation of a line y is:
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The perpendicular line is same like the normal line except its slope m becomes:
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The equation of a perpendicular bisector is thus:
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Hope this helps.