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Question 111

Line A passes through the point (2,−5)(2, -5)(2,−5). The line perpendicular to A that passes through (4,3)(4, 3)(4,3) has equation y=−12x+5\displaystyle y = -\frac{1}{2}x + 5y=−21​x+5. Find the equation of line A.

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