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Question #49ad7

Answer 1

`x=-3` is an equation that passes through `(-3,4)` and is perpendicular to `y=-2`.

Explanation:

The equation `y=-2` is going to create a horizontal (slope `=0`) line that passes through the point `(0,-2)`. To create a line that is perpendicular to that line, you need to create a line that is vertical (no slope).

However, the line also needs to pass through the point `(-3,4)`. so the only equation that works is `x=-3`.