#perpendicular lines
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Help yourself.
I think the answer for that question is wrong
because the formulae for finding perpendicular of a line is -1/m
so the gradient of the first line should be -1/1/2, you get -2 as the gradient
sorry if i'm late
that is the answer
U shld use y-y1=m(x-x1) formula but that still works