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the line passing through thee point (2, -a) and (a, -1) is perpendicular to the line x-10y=1 the value of a is?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  the line passing through thee point (2, -a) and (a, -1) is perpendicular to the line x-10y=1

To find :  value of a is

Solution:

Two line perpendicular to each other

then multiplication of their slope is - 1

Slope of line

x - 10 y = 1

=> 10y = x  - 1

=> y = x/10 - 1/10

Comparing with y = mx + c

=> m = 1/10

Slope = 1/10

Slope of line passing through thee point (2, -a) and (a, -1)  

=> (-1 -(-a))/(a - 2)

= (a - 1)/(a - 2)

(1/10)( (a - 1)/(a - 2) )  =  - 1

=> a - 1  = 20 - 10a

=> 11a = 19

=> a = 19/11

Value of a = 19/11

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