Answer:
Two points on the line would be (0, -4) and (4, -7)
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find this, we can start at the y-intercept. The y-intercept is the constant at the end of the equation. In this case it is -4, which gives us the first point of (0, -4).
We can find the second point by using the numerator of the slope to determine how much we go up or down (-3) and the denominator for how much we go left to right (4). So we add the 4 to the x value and add the -3 to the y value.
(4, -7)
The answer is quadrant 2!!!
If two line are perpendicular. The multiply of their slopes are equal to -1.
First line's slope is: -1/2x because if the line equation is form of y=ax+b a is slope.
Let say second line's slope is m
m.-1/2=-1 so m=2
y=ax+b is general form of linear function/equation. (a=slope)
y=2x+b
If this line passes through the point (2,-2),if we write -2 to y and 2 to x, the equation becomes true.
-2=4+b
b=-6
Thus,
y=2x-6 is true answer.
