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Which is the equation of the line perpendicular to 4x−5y=17 that passes through the point (5,2)?

A
4x5y=10
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B
5x+4y=33
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C
4x+5y=30
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5x4y=17
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y=54x+152
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Solution

The correct option is C 5x+4y=33
The given line is 4x5y=17

Slope of the line is 45

If two lines are perpendicular then their slopes are related with the relation m1.m2=1

If the other line is perpendicular to given line then slope of the line will be 1m

Slope of the line will be 54

Also the line passes thriugh the point (5,2).

Writing the equation of a line with slope 54 and passing through point (5,2), we get,

(y2)=54(x5)

5x+4y=33

Correct option is B

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