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To find: the standard form of line equation.
Answer to Problem 26E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Let the line be A. This line passes through
Calculation:
Convert the line equation into slope intercept form.
A line perpendicular to line of equation,
The slope of line A, perpendicular to
Put the coordinates and slope value of line A, in the slope intercept equation and solve as follows:
Equations for converting the slope and y-intercept into standard form as follows:
The value of
Substitute the value of
Thus, the standard form of line is
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