SOLUTION: What is the value of k with perpendicular equations 24x 4y=-5 and kx-3y=0
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Question 841544: What is the value of k with perpendicular equations 24x 4y=-5 and kx-3y=0
Answer by nanakwame(5) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
24x 4y=-5~1
kx-3y=0~2
gradient of eqn1=6
gradient of eqn2=k/3
6=-3/k
:k=-1/2
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