In Exercises $31-34,$ write an equation for the line through $P$ that is (a) parallel to $L,$ and (b) perpendicular to $L .$ $$P(-2,2), \quad L : 2 x+y=4$$
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Given $L: 2x + y = 4$, rearrange to get $y = -2x + 4$. So, the slope of line $L$ is $-2$. Show more…
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In Exercises $31-34,$ write an equation for the line through $P$ that is (a) parallel to $L,$ and (b) perpendicular to $L .$ $$P(0,0), \quad L : y=-x+2$$
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