For the line whose equation is \(\dfrac{y+2-b}{x}=m+\dfrac{2}{x},\) \(m\) is not zero. If the line is rotated \(90^{\circ},\) then the slope of that line would be
A. \(1/m\)
B. \(-1/m\)
C. \(m\)
D. \(-m\)
E. \(m-2\)
The OA is B
For the line whose equation is \(\dfrac{y+2-b}{x}=m+\dfrac{2}{x},\) \(m\) is not zero. If the line is rotated
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