Find k, if the line 4x - y = 1 is perpendicular to the line 5x - ky = 2?<br /><br />Options:<br /><br />1) 20<br /><br />2) -20<br /><br />3) 4<br /><br />4) -4<br /><br />
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4x - y = 1
y = 4x +1
Slope (m1) = 4
5x- ky =2
ky = 5x +2
y = (5/k)x +2/k
Slope (m2) = 5/k
Both line are perpendicular, so
m1×m2 = -1
4×(5/k) = -1
k = -20
Option no . (2) -20
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y = 4x +1
Slope (m1) = 4
5x- ky =2
ky = 5x +2
y = (5/k)x +2/k
Slope (m2) = 5/k
Both line are perpendicular, so
m1×m2 = -1
4×(5/k) = -1
k = -20
Option no . (2) -20
Hope it helps
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