Posted by Patrickk. on Friday, August 31, 2012 at 12:00pm.
1. given slope, passes through origin:
y=mx
here m=3/2
2. given x-intercept=a, y-intercept=b
y=-(b/a)x + b
here a=4, b=-3
3. Given point (x0,y0) on line and slope m:
y-y0=m(x-x0)
(x0,y0)=(3,2)
m=2 (coefficient of x in given line)
4. Given point (x0,y0) on line, and perpendicular to slope m
Given slope m=5/2,
slope of perpendicular m'= -1/m = -2/5
(x0,y0)=(-1,-1)
Line: (y-y0)=m'(x-x0)
Slope m = 2
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