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Write the equation of the line that is perpendicular to the graph of

2x-3y=-3

and passes through (–3, 0).

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Answer:

Explanation:

eq. of line is 2x-3y=-3

its slope=(-co-efficient of x/co-efficient of y)=-2/-3=2/3

slope of line perpendicular to given line=-3/2

eq. of line through (-3,0) is

y-0=-3/2 (x+3)

2y=-3x-9

3x+2y=-9

or

any eq. perpendicular to given line is

3x+2y=c where c is a constant.

it passes through (-3,0)

3(-3)+2(0)=c

c=-9

reqd. eq. is

3x+2y=-9

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