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Previous Question: Please help me solve this question. Find the equation of the line joining A(-1, -9)to B(6, 12) Another line passes through C(7, -5) and meets AB at right angle at D. Find the equation of CD and calculate the coordinates of D. Next Question: x=-3**2**2;

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