Zenjou S.

asked • 06/14/19

i need some homework help

Solve for the equation of a line.

1. passing through points P1(7, 3), P2(2, -6).

2. slope is -1/3, passing through P1(2, 3).

3. slope is -4, x intercept is -3/4.

4. slope is 2/3, y intercept is 4.


Find the equation of a line.

1. parallel to y = 3x + 4, passing through P1(-2, 5)

2. parallel to a line passing P1(0, -3) and P2(-1, 4) and passing through P3(-1, 4).

3. perpendicular to the line y = x + 4 and passing through (-2, -6).

4. perpendicular to the line passing through point P1(3, 2) , P2(4, -6), and passing through P3(-6, 4).


Find the distance between P1(3, 4) , P2(-2, -6).

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Anamta J. answered • 06/15/19

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