Asked by moe
how do you find a line perpendicular to another if the given line is in standard form, Ax+By=c?
also, i need some help finding a line perpendicular to y=3 and crosses the points (2,4). help plz?
also, i need some help finding a line perpendicular to y=3 and crosses the points (2,4). help plz?
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Answered by
drwls
Your first line can be rewritten
y = -(A/B)x + C/B
Its slope is -A/B
Any line with a slope B/A will be perpendicular to your first line.
One form would be Bx -Ay = d
where d is any constant.
y = -(A/B)x + C/B
Its slope is -A/B
Any line with a slope B/A will be perpendicular to your first line.
One form would be Bx -Ay = d
where d is any constant.
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