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4. Which line is perpendicular to y = 7*-3 if the perpendicular line passes through the point (7, 7)?

Oy=-x+8
y=-7x+8
Oy=-7x+1
Oy=-x+1

4. Which line is perpendicular to y = 7*-3 if the perpendicular line passes through-example-1
User Hikari
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Answer:

The correct option is (a) that is


\large \bf\implies{y = - (1)/(7)x + 8}

Step-by-step explanation :

Step 1) : Find the slope of the line is perpendicular to y = 7x - 3 :


\bf \longrightarrow{m = - (1)/(7) }

Step 2) : Substitute and Calculate :


Substitute \begin{cases}m = - (1)/(7) & \text{} \\x = 7& \text{into \: y = mx + b} \\ y = 1& \text{}\end{cases}

Putting the values according to the formula (y = mx + b)


\bf \longrightarrow{7 = - (1)/(7) * 7 + b}

Calculate it


\bf \Longrightarrow{7 = - \frac{1}{ \cancel{7}} * \cancel{7} + b} \\ \\ \bf \Longrightarrow{7 = - 1 + b} \\ \\ \bf \Longrightarrow{7 + 1 = b} \\ \\ \bf \Longrightarrow{8 = b} \\ \\ \bf{\therefore{b = 8}}


Substitute \begin{cases}m = - (1)/(7) & \text{} \\& \text{into \: y = mx + b} \\ b = 8& \text{}\end{cases}


\huge \mapsto\boxed{ \red{y = - (1)/(7)x + 8}}

Hence, the correct option is (a).

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