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Select the equation of the line that passes through the point (-2, 3) and is perpendicular to the line on the graph.
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@austinL
I think we are missing some information.
We are, there was a graph right before this question. Give me a moment...
Here we go.
That is a vertical line, so the perpendicular will be a horizontal line. Through the point (-2,3). Using your knowledge from your last question, what do you think?
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(-3, 2)?
Sorry, (3, 2).
We are looking for an equation that is a horizontal line. That means that it will look similar to this, y=b
So, 2=b?
No, We are given the point, (-2,3), (x,y) That means that the line will be y=3 Make sense?
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