Answer:
The third option, y=(-1/3)x-7
Step-by-step explanation:
To find a line perpendicular to an equation, you find the negative reciprocal of the slope. For instance, if you have an equation y=4x+5, the negative reciprocal is y=(-1/4)x+5. That is the equation to find a line perpendicular to this.
If you want to find a line parallel to the equation y=4x+5, all you have to do is come up with another equation that has the same slope. So, y=4x+8 would be a line parallel to the equation y=4x+5.
It’s a 50/50 percent chance for both of them
hi <3
this is a lot simpler if you just ignore the variable (basically the letter)
now you have -10 - 1
which gives you -11
now just add back on the variable to give you your answer of:
-11x
hope this helps :)
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