SOLUTION: throught (-1, -4), perpendicualr to 7x-3y=5
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Question 618861: throught (-1, -4), perpendicualr to 7x-3y=5
Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
swap the x and y coefficients and change one of the signs to get the perpendicular
plug in the given point to find the new constant term
3x + 7y = ? ___ 3(-1) + 7(-4) = -31
3x + 7y = -31
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