
Tim T. answered 07/14/20
Math: K-12th grade to Advanced Calc, Ring Theory, Cryptography
Greetings! Lets solve this shall we ?
So, we must find the equations both perpendicular and parallel to the given equations.
1) Given 4x - 2y = 3 passing through point (2,1). We put the equation in slope-intercept form to get the slope such that y = 2x - (3/2) after solving for y. The parallel line uses the slope from the given equation such that y - y1 = 2(x- x1). Then we plug in the point (2,1) and solve for y to get the parallel line!
For the perpendicular line, we take the reciprocal of the slope 2 to get (-1/2) and pull out the point-slope formula such that y - y1 = (-1/2)(x - x1)......We plug in point (2,1) for (x1, y1), then solve for y to get the line perpendicular to y = 2x - (3/2)!
Repeat this process for the next two problems listed!
I hope this helped!