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College algebra: Write an equation for a line g(t) perpendicular to h(t) =-3t+6 and passing through the point (-6,-1)

College algebra: Write an equation for a line g(t) perpendicular to h(t) =-3t+6 and passing through the point (-6,-1)
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college algebra: Write an equation for a line g(t) perpendicular to h(t) =-3t+6 and passing through the point (-6,-1)

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The answer should be g(t)=(1/3)t+1

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