If you have a graphing calculator one way to know you are right is put the left side in Y1 and the right side in Y2 then hit 2nd trace and intersection then find the intersection and the X value is your answer. If you don't have a graphing calculator then I'm sorry
The theorem should be same side interior
You know two lines y=ax+b and y=mx+n that are perpendicular, so we have the product a*m=-1
+ This line is perpendicular to y=13x-5, so it has equation: y=-1/13x+b
+ And it passes through the point (3;1), so we have x=3, y=1. So 1=-1/13 *3+b
and b= 1+3/13= 16/13
And we have y=-1/13x+16/13
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i believe its 1,000
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is there a picture to that ?
