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Perpendicular Lines and the equation of a tangent

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Question 75

Show that line 3y=4x−143y = 4x - 143y=4x−14 is perpendicular to line 4y=−3x+484y = -3x + 484y=−3x+48

Hence, find the gradient of a line perpendicular to line 3y=4x−143y = 4x - 143y=4x−14.

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