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Find the equation of the line through point (5,1) and perpendicular to 5x−y=−3.

Find the equation of the line through point (5,1) and perpendicular to 5x−y=−3.
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Find the equation of the line through point (5,1) and perpendicular to 5x−y=−3.

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Need a picture to this problem to solve this
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you will need to specify a scale and draw the line from which I will solve with simultaneous linear equations

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