Find a line perpendicular to -5y=-35/2x+10 that goes through point(7,4)

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1 answer:

valina [46]3 years ago

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Answer:

y=-2/7x+6

Step-by-step explanation:

first write this in y=mx+b format, y=7/2x−2

then write the perpendicular line, which is the opposite & negative of m

y=−2/7x-2

then remove b

y=−2/7x+b

plug in the numbers

(7,4) y= 4 x=7

4=-2/7*7+b

b is 6

so put the numbers back in

y=-2/7x+6

hope this helps and have a great day

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