What is the slope of a line perpendicular to the line that passes through (4, -3) and
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You can calculate the difference/vector of both points:
then calculate the magnitude/length like pythagoras
then calculate the magnitude/length like pythagoras
I am not quite sure what the question asks for,
But this is what i assume it wants:
Cos A= 0.6489
In this given one, we basically find the size of the angle A
we do cosine inverse on both sides to get the size of the angle A
: It looks like this in the calculator
× cos A=(0.6489)
( and cos cancels out)
A=(0.6489)
A=49.54°
check:
cos 49.54=0.6489 (its right!)
But this is what i assume it wants:
Cos A= 0.6489
In this given one, we basically find the size of the angle A
we do cosine inverse on both sides to get the size of the angle A
(
A=
A=49.54°
check:
cos 49.54=0.6489 (its right!)