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8 months ago

Please help me solve this, also the cut off part just says dont use spaces in your answers

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Alisiya [41]8 months ago

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the equation of the line is

y = -3x + 6

slope is m = -3

as we know that for parallel lines, the slope is always equal.

so the slope of the new line is also m = -3

it is also passing through (-4,9)

so the equation of the line i s

$y-9=m(x-(-4))$

m= -3

$y-9=-3(x+4)_{}$

$\begin{gathered} y-9=-3x-12 \\ y=-3x-12+9 \\ y=-3x-3 \end{gathered}$

so the answer is y = -3x - 3

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