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The answers are:

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Why?</h2>
Since we are given the margin of error and it's equal to ±0.1 feet, and we know the surveyed distance, we can calculate the maximum and minimum distance. We must remember that margin of errors usually involves and maximum and minimum margin of a measure, and it means that the real measure will not be greater or less than the values located at the margins.
We know that the surveyed distance is 1200 feet with a margin of error of ±0.1 feet, so, we can calculate the maximum and minimum distances that the reader could assume in the following way:


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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Since we're dealing with perpendicular lines, we take the recipricol of the m value of the original equation.
So the slope we're dealing with is 1/2.
And the equation we have so far is
y = 1/2x + b
Now we solve for b by plugging in the point (4,2).
2 = 1/2(4) + b
2 = 2 + b
b = 0
So the final equation is
y = 1/2x
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