#Bro what does this even mean
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point from where the perpendicular can be drawn to that point
like point a,b
from x axis, a line perpendicular to it passing thorugh a,b is x=a
so foot is a,0
x=a is perpendicular
kind of
ye
actually its the point from where that perpendicualr is drawn
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so i other words, ye, perpendicular intersects x axis
no that cant be right
so they found the intersection with the normal
with the x axis
then divided it by the point x on the line P
so R is just the point x
= a
=6cos(theta)
its kinda wierd question
i guess
yea ok it makes sense
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