What is the slope perpendicular to the line -6x -8y = 8?
1 Answer
Sep 11, 2017
Explanation:
We have:
-6x -8y = 8 −6x−8y=8
We put this into standard form
8y = -6x- 8 8y=−6x−8
:. 4y = -3x- 4
:. y = -3/4x- 1
So the slope of the given line is
And, the slope of a perpendicular line is:
m_p = -1/m = 4/3