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What line is perpendicular to y=-3x+1; and also passes through (2,2)?
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clearly the given line is of the form y=mx +c hence the slope of the given line =-3 hence slope of the line perpendicular to it is 1/3 hence the eq of the reqd line passing through (2,2) is given by (y-2)=1/3 *(x-2)
3y-6=x-2 x-3y+4=0
@matricked is it possible to put it into y=mx+b?
here b or c irrelevant
for the line given by y=mx+c m is the slope and c is the y-intercept
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ok, thanks very much! @matricked
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