Y=-4x+10 what is the perpendicular equation that contains (4,-6)

The perpendicular line to "Y = -4x + 10" that goes the the point (4,-6) is Y = 1/4x + 5.

The slopes are usually a fraction and a whole number. If the first slope is a whole number, it changes to a fraction, and vice versa. Also, if the first slope is negative, the perpendicular slope is positive and vice versa.

The y intercepts in this case are 10 (first slope) and 5 (dividing by 2) since it has to go through (4,-6). See graph below.

I hope this helps!

Bis your answer. it only holds the decimal numerals

Look, when you want to do something like put it like x^2. x2 could mean x² or x₂. so to clear confusion, know the notation. to find the product multiply the x's and you get -8x and the y's and you get 6y. since it's all being multiplied it is just -8x6y, or answer a. although the better answer is -48xy(combining -8 and 6) because you should multiply constants whenever you can.