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K has the equation 2y + 3x – 5 = 0

L is a line perpendicular to K
Find the gradient of L

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Answer:

The gradient of Line L =
(2)/(3)

Explanation:

The equation for K is:

=> 2y+3x-5 = 0

Arranging it in the form of slope-intercept equation:

=>
y = -(3)/(2) x+(5)/(2)

Since, Line L is perpendicular to Line K, The gradient of it would be the negative reciprocal of this gradient and multiplying both gives the result of -1.

So,

The gradient of Line L =
(2)/(3)

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