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Find the slope of a perpendicular line 2x-5=y
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Find the slope of a perpendicular line 2x-5=y

User Gordolio
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Answer:

Slope of the perpendicular line:

2x-5=y

y= -2x+5

Since its perpendicular, the sign of the slope will change and it will inverse its fraction(aka reciprocal).

So the slope is: 1/2

User Adrian Bobrowski
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Answer: slope(m) for this= 2
m=2
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