Find the equation of a line passing through (-4,-5) and perpendicular to the line joining points (1,2) and (5,6)
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so let the equation of line be m
so the slope for line passing through (1,2);(5,6)
m₁ = (6-2)/(5 -1)
= 4/4 = 1
so we know that when two lines are perpendicular m x m₁ = -1
so m = -1
so using (y - y₁)=m(x - x₁) where y₁ = -4 , x₁ = -5
(y + 4)= -1(x + 4)
x + y = -8 ANSWER
so the slope for line passing through (1,2);(5,6)
m₁ = (6-2)/(5 -1)
= 4/4 = 1
so we know that when two lines are perpendicular m x m₁ = -1
so m = -1
so using (y - y₁)=m(x - x₁) where y₁ = -4 , x₁ = -5
(y + 4)= -1(x + 4)
x + y = -8 ANSWER
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