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First, find the midpoint of those points
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First you find the slope (It's 3). Then you find the midpoint using the midpoint formula (It's 3, -2). Then you take the opposite reciprocal of the slope to find the slope of the perpendicular segment ( It's -1/3). You can now use point slope form to plug the slope ( -1/3) and the known point ( 3, -2).
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