Exercises 21.2, page 577

  1. 1. x + 2y − 2 = 0

  2. 3. 2 ,  (0 ,  52)

  3. 5. 4x − y + 20 = 0

    The graph of a line that rises through (negative 5, 0) and (0, 20).
  4. 7. 7x − 2y − 24 = 0

    The graph of a line that rises through (0, negative 12) and (24 sevenths, 0).
  5. 9. x − y + 19 = 0

    The graph of a line that rises through (negative 19, 0) and (0, 19).
  6. 11. y =  − 2.7

    The graph of a horizontal line that passes through (0, negative 2.7).
  7. 13. x =  − 3

    The graph of a vertical line that passes through (negative 3, 0).
  8. 15. x − 3y − 7 = 0

    The graph of a line that rises through (0, negative seven-thirds) and (7, 0).
  9. 17. x + y − 7 = 0

    The graph of a line that falls through (0, 7) and (7, 0).
  10. 19. 3x + y − 18 = 0

    The graph of a line that falls through (0, 18) and (6, 0).
  11. 21. y = 4x − 8 ;  m = 4 ,  (0 ,   − 8)

    The graph of a line that rises through (0, negative 8) and (2, 0).
  12. 23. y =  − 35x + 2 ;  m =  − 35 ,  (0 ,  2)

    The graph of a line that falls through (0, 2) and (ten-thirds, 0).
  13. 25. y = 32x − 12 ;  m = 32 ,  (0 ,   − 12)

    The graph of a line that rises through (0, negative one-half) and (one-third, 0).
  14. 27. y = 3.5x + 0.5 ;  m = 3.5 ,  (0 ,  0.5)

    The graph of a line that rises through (negative 0.14, 0) and (0, 0.5).
  15. 29. Parallel

  16. 31. Perpendicular

  17. 33. Neither

  18. 35. Perpendicular

  19. 37.  − 2

  20. 39. The slope of the first line is 3. A line perpendicular to it has a slope of  − 13 .  The slope of the second line is  − k3 ,  so k = 1 . 

  21. 41. 5

  22. 43. m1 =  − 45 ,  m2 = 23 ,  m3 = 23 ;  m4 =  − 45 ;  m1 = m4 ,  m2 = m3

  23. 45. m1 =  − ab ,  m2 =  − ab ,  m1 = m2 ;  m3 =  − ab ,  m4 = ba ,  m3 = 1 / m4

  24. 47. All parallel, m = 2

  25. 49. y − mx − b = 0

  26. 51. F = 94R + 32

  27. 53. v = 0.607T + 331

  28. 55. T = 43x + 3; If the distance increases by 1 cm, the temperature increases by 43 ° C.

  29. 57. w = 30 − 2t

    The graph of a line segment that falls from (0, 30) to (15, 0).
  30. 59. y = 10 − 5(2.4 − 5.6x)

  31. 61. n = 76t + 10 ;   at 6:30, n = 10 ;  at 8.30, n = 150; For each minute that passes, 76 more cars pass that point.

    The graph of a line segment that rises from (0, 10) to (120, 150).
  32. 63. p = 9.789d + 101.286 ;  444 kPa; interpolation

  33. 65.

    The graph of a line that rises from the origin.
  34. 67.

    The graph of a line that rises from (0, 300) through (1000, 2300).
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