#how do you do perpendicular and parallel, im still confused
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what have you tried and where did you get stuck
how could you do f but not g
do what you did for f, but this time for g
but that part doesnt even matter
how do you find a perpendicular line
Perpendicular lines have a slope that is the opposite reciprocal of the first line.
For example, if a line had a slope of 4, then the perpendicular line would have a slope of -1/4.
So what is the slope of the line in part G?
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Look there's a formula to do that
Slope of perpendicular line = - (reciprocal of other line)
You can find the slope of question (g) by the formula ...y=m.x +c where m is the slope
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