Which of the following equations is the perpendicular bisector of the line AB given: A(3,1) & B(-3,6)
O y = 6/5x + 4
O y = 6/5x + 9/2
O y = 6/5x + 7/2
O y = -5/6x + 7/2

C. y = ⁶/5x + ⁷/2

Step-by-step explanation:

First, find the slope of line AB that goes through A(3, 1) and B(-3, 6):

.

Slope of line AB = -⅚.

The slope of the line that is a perpendicular bisector of line AB will be a negative reciprocal of the slope of line AB.

Thus:

Negative reciprocal of -⅚ = ⁶/5. (Reciprocal of ⅚, also the sign will change from positive to negative).

Next is to find the y-intercept, b, of the line.

To do this, you need to find the midpoint where the two lines intersect:

Therefore,

Midpoint (M) of AB, for A(3, 1) and B(-3, 6) is given as:

Let

Thus:

Substitute x = 0, y = ⁷/2, and m = ⁶/5 into y = mx + b and find the value of b.

⁷/2 = ⁶/5(0) + b

⁷/2 = b

b = ⁷/2

The slope (m) and the y-intercept, b, of the line we are looking for are ⁶/5 and ⁷/2, respectively.

Therefore, substitute m = ⁶/5 and b = ⁷/2 into y = mx + b.

y = ⁶/5x + ⁷/2

The equation that is the perpendicular bisector of the line AB is y = ⁶/5x + ⁷/2.

b. 2

step-by-step explanation:

the slope of a line =δy/δx

δy= y₂-y₁

δx= x₂-x₁

therefore, using the points (-2,-3)   and (3,7) we can calculate gradient as follows:

m=(7--3)/(3--2) (a number minus a negative number the sign changes to a plus)

m=(7+10)/(3+2)

=10/5

=2

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