ASAP!! Linear Relations Help

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Step-by-step explanation:

a) To make a perpendicular line with the given linear equation, use the reciprocal of the slope, which is -(1/3) in this case.

So the equation for the first one is y = -(1/3)x

To find what x equals when going through the point (x, 4), plug in 4 for y and solve

y = -(1/3)x

4 = -(1/3)x

4/-(1/3) = -(1/3)x/-(1/3)

-12 = x

So, when y = 4, x = -12

b) Do the same thing for a, use the reciprocal for the slope for the perpendicular line, -4.

This makes the second equation y = -4x

Then plug 4 in for y again, instead using -4 as the slope

y = -4x

4 = -4x

4/-4 = -4x/-4

-1 = x

This shows that when y = 4, x = -1

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