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Mathematics

1 answer:

denis23 [38]3 years ago

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I first found the slope of the line graphed. So i took 2 points and found the slope. They were (2,0) and (0,-3). The slope was 3/2. I then flipped it and added a negative because your looking for the perpendicular line. That was -2/3.

I took the formula y1-y=m(x1-x) and put in -2/3 as m and y1 as 2 and x1 as -1. You plug those into the equation and solve for y.

I got B for the answer

Hope this helps!

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