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Finding perpendicular lines by using the equation (5,3) and 3x+y=-12
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Finding perpendicular lines by using the equation (5,3) and 3x+y=-12

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3x+y=-12
-3x.....-3x
y=-12-3x
this is your equation.
now use this table to find the answer. input the numbers instead of x. that's how you find your y.

_x|y
-3|
-2|
-1|
0|
1|
2|
3|
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