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Equation of a line

(Answer and explanation please and thanks)

Equation of a line (Answer and explanation please and thanks)-example-1
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Answer:

a) m = 4/5, b = -3

y = (4/5)x - 3---slope-intercept form

b) The original line has slope 4/5, so a perpendicular line will have slope -5/4.

An equation for this line is y = (-5/4)x + c, where c is any constant. For example, if

c = 0, then y = (-5/4)x.

To graph y = (-5/4)x:

Start at the origin. Go up 5 units, then left 4 units. Plot the point (-4, 5). Draw a straight line that goes through these two points.

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