Write an equation that is parallel to y=-5/2x-5
1 answer:
A parallel equation (when graphed) will have the same slope, but a different y-intercept.
As long as you keep y = -x + b, you can input anything for b to solve this question.
Given:
y = -x - 5
Equation of a parallel line:
y = -x + 6, y = -
x + 1,356, y = -
x - 8, etc
Example answer you can use:
y = -x - 8
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Answer:
3x -4y = -9
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply by 4 to clear the fraction.
4(y -6) = 3(x -5)
Subtract the left-side term to get variables on the same side, with a positive x-coefficient.
0 = 3(x -5) -4(y -6)
Eliminate parentheses and collect terms.
0 = 3x -15 -4y +24
0 = 3x -4y +9
Subtract 9 and swap sides to get standard form.
3x -4y = -9
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Standard form is ...
ax +by = c
where a ≥ 0, and a, b, c are mutually prime integers. If a=0, then b > 0.
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The attached graph shows the equations give the same line. The original line is shown dotted so that you can see they overlap.
