Find the equation of the line that is perpendicular to x = -1 and passes through (-2,-3)
Could you also tell me how you get the answer, including what concepts you used. Thanks!
Could you also tell me how you get the answer, including what concepts you used. Thanks!
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two points that are in the line x=-1 : (-1, y1) , (-1, y2)
the slope = (y2-y1)/(-1-(-1)) = infinity
the slope of the prependicular = -1/infinity = 0
the line is : y =-3
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you could draw x=-1 and the point (-2,-3) and you could easily find that the line has to be y=-3
the slope = (y2-y1)/(-1-(-1)) = infinity
the slope of the prependicular = -1/infinity = 0
the line is : y =-3
Also
you could draw x=-1 and the point (-2,-3) and you could easily find that the line has to be y=-3
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y=-3
God bless you.
God bless you.