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The equation for line A is given by y=1/3x+4. Suppose line A is parallel to line B and line T is perpendicular to line A. Point (-3,1) lies on both line B and line T.

The equation for line A is given by y=1/3x+4. Suppose line A is parallel to line B and line T is perpendicular to line A. Point (-3,1) lies on both line B and line T.
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The equation for line A is given by y=1/3x+4. Suppose line A is parallel to line B and line T is perpendicular to line A. Point (-3,1) lies on both line B and line T.

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y = - (1)/(2) x + 4
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