SOLUTION: I'm having with trouble with determiningwhether lines are parallel, perpendicular or neither when it comes to slopes.
For example:
y = 3x I know the slope is 3
-3x + y =2 i
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For example:
y = 3x I know the slope is 3
-3x + y =2 i
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Question 722497: I'm having with trouble with determiningwhether lines are parallel, perpendicular or neither when it comes to slopes.
For example:
y = 3x I know the slope is 3
-3x + y =2 i'm having trouble with this problem
This is what I have so far
-3x + Y = 2
Y = 3x + 2
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You found enough to know how to read the slope in an equation of slope-intercept form. Whenever you are unsure, just convert the equation into slope-intercept form and read the slope.
"-3x + y =2 i'm having trouble with this problem -----"
, so what is the slope? What is the value of m corresponding to y=mx+b?
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