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mario62 [17]
10 months ago
13

Write the slope intercept form:through: (5, 1), perp. to x= -1

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1 answer:
disa [49]10 months ago
4 0
\begin{gathered} \text{the line must be perpendicular to x=-1 which has m=infinity. Hence the line we wants must have slope equal zero.} \\ \text{And this lines must pass through (5,1), hence, the equations is y=1} \end{gathered}

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