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1. If m< 1 = 7x + 6 and m2 2 = 8x – 6, find the value of x so that p is
perpendicular to q.

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Answer:

7x + 6 =8x - 6

x= 12

Explanation:

  1. put them equal to each other
  2. then subtract 8x from both sides
  • 7x(-8x) + 6 = 8x(-8x) - 6
  1. to get -1x
  • -1x + 6 = -6
  1. then subtract 6 from both sides
  • -1x +6(-6) = -6(-6)
  1. you'll get -1x = -12
  2. then divide -1 to both sides
  • -1x/-1 = -12/-1
  1. then you get x = 12
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