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Can y’all help me I’m not sure if this is correct or not

Can y’all help me I’m not sure if this is correct or not-example-1
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The slope of perpendicular graphs is always the opposite reprocical to each other. This basically means the if graph a is perpendicular to graph b and graph a has a slope of 2 graph b would have a slope of -1/2 so you flip 2/1 and also change the sign. The slope of the graph we have can be found through y2-y1/x2-x1 this would give you 5-(-4)/3-(-2) and then you get 9/5 that means the perpendicular slope would be -5/9x which we see is B
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