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Is -3y = 5x + 4 perpendicular

Is -3y = 5x + 4 perpendicular
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Is -3y = 5x + 4 perpendicular

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User Merrin K
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Answer:

3y = 5x+4

3y=9x

yx=9/3

yx=3

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User Ryenski
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Answer:

no it is not perpedicular

Explanation:

I plugged the equation into a graphing calculator and the line does not appear to be perpendicular

Is -3y = 5x + 4 perpendicular-example-1
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