The equation is \"\".

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The slope intercept form of line equation is \"\".

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Where  \"\"  is the slope of the line and \"\" is the \"\" intercept of the line equation.

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Compare the line equation with slope intercept form of line equation.

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Therefore, the slope of line equation  is \"\".

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The line passing through the two points \"\" and \"\".

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Slope of the line passing through the points \"\" and \"\"is \"\".

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The slope of the line passing through the points \"\" and \"\" is  \"\".

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The line passing through the points \"\" and \"\" is perpendicular to the line \"\".

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If the two lines are perpendicular then their slopes are negative reciprocals to each other i.e \"\".
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Therefore, the value of \"\" is \"\".
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