the parallel equation is correct
to calculate the perpendicular line you know m=9 of your given line
for two perpendicular lines the following is always true:
m₁*m₂=-1
insert your m:
9*m₂=-1
m₂=-1/9
so y=(-1/9)x+b is some perpendicular line
insert the point (2,-3):
-3=(-2/9)+b
(-27/9)-(-2/9)=b
(-27/9)+(2/9)=b
(-25/9)=b
so y=(-1/9)x-(25/9) is perpendicular and passes the given point