Given the graph of a line y=−x. write an equation of a line (there are many) which intersects the line, but is not perpendicular.

This would be any equation whose slope isn’t -1 or 1.

If the slope was -1, the lines would be parallel because the have the same slope.

If the slope was 1, the lines would be perpendicular because 1 is the negative reciprocal of -1.

Any line with any other slope will intersect with y=-x.

Hope this helps!

A 3/-7

Step-by-step explanation:

As long as you write only one negative sign, it does not matter where you put it. ... Placing the negative sign before the entire fraction (subtracting the fraction) is equivalent to adding the same fraction, but with a negative numerator. So these 2 fractions are equivalent.