We get the gradient of the lines which is perpendicular to the given lines as 1/3, -8, 0 and -3/2.
We are given some equation of the lines and we need to find the gradient of the lines which are perpendicular to them.
For this, we will first find the slope of the lines and then reciprocal it and change their signs to obtain the gradient of the perpendicular lines.
a) y = -3 x + 11
Here we can see that the slope of the line is:
m = -3
So, the gradient of the perpendicular line will be:
m' = 1 / 3
b) - x / 4 + 2 y = 0
2 y = x / 4
y = x / 8
slope = m = 1 / 8
Gradient = m' = - 8
c) y = - 3
Slope = m = 0
Gradient = m' = 0
d) y = 2(x - 1) / 3
y = 2/3 x - 1/3
slope = m = 2/3
Gradient = m' = -3/2.
Therefore, we get the gradient of the lines which is perpendicular to the given lines as 1/3, -8, 0 and -3/2.
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