Only one perpendicular can pass through a single point prove
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yes because a perpendicular line is like a 180°angle and perpendicular is 90°formed that is the region to pass a single point
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Let L be a line. Let M and M' be two lines perpendicular to L passing through the same point on L.
Then, clearly M and M' must have the same gradient. So, they are parallel. However, they also intersect since they intersect L at the same point. Therefore, M and M' must be the same line (since they are also parallel).
We conclude that only one perpendicular can pass through a single point, as required.
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