Question:Consider the line with non-zero slope m and y-intercept b,
that is the line described by...
Question
Consider the line with non-zero slope m and y-intercept b,
that is the line described by...
Consider the line with non-zero slope m and y-intercept b,
that is the line described by the equation y = mx + b where m is
not equal to 0. Use dot products of vectors to show that any line
perpendicular to this one must have a slope of -1/m. Also show that
in the case where m=0, any perpendicular line must be vertical (and
hence have undefined slope).