Step 1: \ \

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The point \"\". \ \

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The line equations are \ \

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\"\" \ \

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\"\" \ \

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Solve \"\" for \"\". \ \

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\"\".

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Substitute \"\" in \"\". \ \

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\"\"

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Multiply each side with negative one. \ \

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\"\". \ \

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Substitute \"\" in \"\".

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\"\"

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The intersecting point of \"\" and \"\" is \"\". \ \

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The slope of \"\" and \"\" is \"\". \ \

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in \"\".

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The slope of \"\" is \"\" \ \

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\"\"

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The slope of line \"\" is \"\". \ \

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The slope of \"\" is \"\". \ \

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 \"\"

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The product of two slopes is \"\", then those lines are perpendicular. \ \

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\"\".

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The line \"\" and \"\" are perpendicular. \ \

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Solution: \ \

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The intersecting point is \"\".

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The line \"\" and \"\" are perpendicular.

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