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Perpendicular to the line 5y+2x=7 and containing the point (3,0).
i got y = 5/2x+6 for my
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Perpendicular to the line 5y+2x=7 and containing the point (3,0).
i got y = 5/2x+6 for my
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: can somebody tell me if i'm right! i have to express my answer in slope-intercept form.
Perpendicular to the line 5y+2x=7 and containing the point (3,0).
i got y = 5/2x+6 for my answer is this correct? This question is from textbook college algebra
You can put this solution on YOUR website! can somebody tell me if i'm right! i have to express my answer in slope-intercept form.
Perpendicular to the line 5y+2x=7 and containing the point (3,0).
i got for my answer is this correct?
No, it should be .
You got the slope correct. But you should use the
point-slope form:
with , ,
Edwin
