Answer:
y= -(1/3)x -r
Step-by-step explanation:
a perpendicular line has the slope of the line that it's perpendicular but its the negative reciprocal of it. So for ex: line 1 = 2x then the line perpendicular to it is -1/2x.
In this case, the slope is 3x. The line perpendicular to it therefore, should be -1/3x.
The problem states the line has the same y-intercept so it has to still be -r.
So the equation of the line perpendicular to y=3x-r with the same y-intercept is y=-(1/3)x -r
4 - 5x = 2x + 25
4 = 7x + 25
-21 = 7x
-3 = x
4 - 5x + 2x + 25 = ac
4 - 5(-3) + 2(-3) + 25 = ac
4 - (-15) + (-6) + 25 = ac
19 + (-6) + 25 = ac
38 = ac
let's recall the vertical line test, it's a function if when dropping a vertical line on the graph, it only touches it once on the way down.
Check the picture below.
If the price of paper increases by a lot, then book producers would respond by supplying less books.
If last week she made x points, and this week she made 30, 000
then 30 000 = 10x (solve for x)
30 000/10 = x
so she made 3000 points last week
