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We conclude that the linear equation perpendicular to y = x/4 - 1 and that passes through (-4, 5) is y = -4*x - 11
<h3>How to find the perpendicular line?</h3>
A general linear equation is of the form:
y = a*x + b
Where a is the slope and b is the y-intercept.
Two lines are perpendicular if the slope of one line is equal to the inverse of the opposite of the other slope.
So, if we have:
y = x/4 - 1
The slope is a = (1/4)
The inverse of the opposite is:
a' = -4
Then the perpendicular line is of the form:
y = -4*x + c
Now we want this to pass through the point (-4, 5), then we must have:
5 = -4*-4 + c
5 = 16 + c
5 - 16 = c = -11
We conclude that the linear equation perpendicular to y = x/4 - 1 and that passes through (-4, 5) is y = -4*x - 11
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Question #85 is true. It stands there and TELLS you how to convert from
degrees to radians. Right there, in Question #85, is everything you need to
know in order to do it. Please don't make something hard out of something
easy.
Take Question #86 as an example:
The angle is 80 degrees. According to the recipe in Question #85, you're
supposed to multiply 80 degrees by (pi)/180. Let's try it. It won't bite.
(80) x (pi/180) = (pi) x (80/180) .
Can you simplify the fraction (80/180) ? Divide the top and bottom by 20 ,
and you get 4/9 .
So the whole result is 4 pi / 9 . Son of a gun ! That's the 3rd choice on the list !