\"\"\"\"

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The given line is \"\".

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above line is slope - intercept form \"\".

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So, given line has a slope of(\"\") = 0.

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So, a line perpendicular to it has a slope of  \"\".

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Because you know the slope and a point on the line,

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Use point - slope form \"\" to write an equation of the line.

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Let \"\"\"\" and slope(\"\") = \"\".

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\"\"          (Substitute 2 for \"\" , \"\"6 for \"\" and \"\" =\"\")\"\"

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Rewrite in slope - intercept form \"\".

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\"\"                  (Product of two sames signs is positive)

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\"\"        (Multiply each side by 0) \ \

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\"\"               (Cancel common terms) \ \

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\"\"                          (Multiply: \"\")

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\"\"                       (Apply distributive property: \"\")

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\"\"                               (Multiply: \"\") \"\"

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\"\"                    (Subtract 6 from to each side)

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\"\"                          (Apply additive inverse property: \"\")

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\"\"                                (Apply additive identity property: \"\")

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\"\"                                  (Subtract: \"\")\"\"

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Substitute  \"\" = \"\" in equation \"\".

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\"\"

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The equation satisfies the condition.

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So,The equation of the line is  \"\".\"\"

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The equation of the line is  \"\".