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Alik [6]
1 year ago
14

In 3-4 sentences, describe how you would find a line parallel to the line 2x + 5y = 15 that goes through the point (-10, 1). Be

sure to use capital letters at the beginning of each sentence and proper punctuation.
Mathematics
1 answer:
larisa86 [58]1 year ago
6 0

the parallel line is 2x+5y+15=0.

Step-by-step explanation:

ok I hope it will work

soo,

Solution

given,

given parallel line 2x+5y=15

which goes through the point (-10,1)

now,

let 2x+5y=15 be equation no.1

then the line which is parallel to the equation 1st

2 x+5y+k = 0 let it be equation no.2

now the equation no.2 passes through the point (-10,1)

or, 2x+5y+k =0

or, 2*-10+5*1+k= 0

or, -20+5+k= 0

or, -15+k= 0

or, k= 15

putting the value of k in equation no.2 we get,

or, 2x+5y+k=0

or, 2x+5y+15=0

which is a required line.

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