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[" 3.If "Q(h,k)" is the foot of the perpendicular drawn from "P(x,y,)],[" to "],[" the line "ax+by+c=0," then prove that "],[h-x_(1)quad k-y,quad [(ax,+by,+c)],[a=b^(2)+b^(2)]]

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