Perpendicular Distance Formula

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Great presentation! Would be greater if you explain how |b| can be combined to y1 to be b*y1 inside the |b*y1 + a*x1 + c|

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[@Ladakuai]

One min why 'a' is not chosen as a perpendicular. it should be cosen a perpendicular as -a/b=p/b
So perpendicular should be 'a' here due to this my proof at the end is having problem it is also including m slope.
Some one please help me .

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