Which line is perpendicular to y=−3x+2? A. y = −3x+1/2 B. y =−1/3x+1 C. y = 3x−1/2 D. y =1 /3x−1 (Note: the selected answer is not guaranteed to be correct in the image)

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Which line is perpendicular to y=−3x+2?

A. y = −3x+1/2

B. y =−1/3x+1

C. y = 3x−1/2

D. y =1 /3x−1

(Note: the selected answer is not guaranteed to be correct in the image)

Which line is perpendicular to y=−3x+2? A. y = −3x+1/2 B. y =−1/3x+1 C. y = 3x−1/2 D-example-1

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I kinda want to say it's C

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