SOLUTION: Find the value of “a” for which the graph of the first equation is perpendicular to the graph of the second equation.
Problem: y=a/3x-6; 4x+2y=6
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Question 1184510: Find the value of “a” for which the graph of the first equation is perpendicular to the graph of the second equation.
Problem: y=a/3x-6; 4x+2y=6
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Under the assumption the first equation has a misprint,
The given equations are as .
If perpendicular, then
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