Answer:
Explanation:
For part a, you are given a slope of
. To find a perpendicular line, you must find the negative reciprocal of that slope. Note that the "+3" in the original equation provided does not mean anything.
To find the negative reciprocal, simply swap the -5 and 6 from each other's positions as a numerator and denominator and multiply by a negative.


Now, you can use the point-slope formula to plug in a point and slope. In this case you are given a point and the slope you found earlier.



For part b, I would first find the isolate y and put the equation in the form y = mx+b. Then, I would repeat the steps shown above.

Negative Reciprocal.

Point Slope.
