What is the rest of the question??
7/16 i think i’m not are though
So you have to graph that on to the chart i think
Answer:By definition, perpendicular line are two lines that intersect at right angles. In other words, the angle made by two lines should be 90°. Therefore, the use of distance formula does not help because it only tells you if the sides are equal. It does not tell you about the intercepted angle.
A technique that can help you to know if two straight lines are perpendicular is is you find their slopes. Let's say the slope of line 1 is m1 and the slope of line 2 is m2. If m1*m2 yields a product of -1, then the lines are perpendicular. This is because if m1 is the negative reciprocal of m2, the lines are perpendicular. But if m1=m2, the lines are parallel, meaning they don't intersect at all.
Therefore, the answer is: Find the slopes and show that their product is -1.
hope it help
The range is all real numbers.
The function given simplifies to just f(x) = 4x.
This is just a straight line that is increasing from left to right. If we reflect the line over the x-axis, it is still a line that goes on forever in each direction.
Therefore, the range will be all real numbers.
