<span>y in (-oo:+oo)
(3*y+6)/11 = -9 // + 9
(3*y+6)/11+9 = 0
(3*y+6)/11+(9*11)/11 = 0
3*y+9*11+6 = 0
3*y+105 = 0
(3*y+105)/11 = 0
(3*y+105)/11 = 0 // * 11
3*y+105 = 0
3*y+105 = 0 // - 105
3*y = -105 // : 3
y = -105/3
y = -35
y = -35</span>
If the line is perpendicular, then as a rule the gradient of the perpendicular line will be the negative inverse of the gradient of the line given.
Therefore the gradient of the perpendicular line would be 1/2
so now just substitute in the equation of a line (y=mx+c) where y and x are given by -3 and 9, and your new m=1/2
Hope this helps
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