F is perpendicular to line m whats blank

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Hi, I would like to answer you question to help you out but unfortunately there is not enough information for me to do so. Maybe if you put a picture along with those words then I could solve the problem.

For example, when stating a problem such as 2 plus?= 4

Then I am able to solve by doing...

4-2=2

Check:
2 plus 2=4

But with your problem, F is perpendicular to line m whats blank

Then the only thing I am able to do is...

F=m
blank=?

Like I said I would love to help but I need a little more info than what is present now. Thanks.

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