Step-by-step explanation:
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1.no Ans:
The equation of a st.line passing through point (3,0) is;
(y-0) = m1(x-3)........(i)
Another equation is,
y = 2/3x+1...........(ii)
Comparing the equation (ii) with y= mx+c. We get;
Slope (m2)= 2/3
As they are parallel lines, m1=m2.
So, putting value of m1 in equation (i).


Therefore the required equation is; y = 2/3x -2.
2.Ans:
The equation of a st.line passing through (4,1) is;
(y-1) = m1(x-4)...........(i)
y = -1/2x +2...............(ii)
From equation (ii)
y = -1/2x+2
Comparing the equation with y = mx+c
Slope (m2)= -1/2
As they are equal m1=m2= -1/2
Putting value of slope in equation (i)




Therefore the required equation is; x+2y=0.
3. no. Ans:
The equation of a st.line passing through point (-1,-1) is ;
(y+1)= m1(x+1)..........(i)
y= -2x-4.....................(ii)
From equation (ii)
Comparing the equation with y = mx+c.
Slope(m2)= -2
As they are parallel lines, m1=m2 = -2.
Putting value of slope in equation (i)



Therefore the required equation is 2x+y+3=0.
4.no Ans:
The equation of a st.line passing through (-4,-5) is;
(y+5) = m1(x+4)..........(i)
y = -2x-5...............(ii)
From equation (ii)
Comparing the equation with y = mx+c, we get;
Slope (m2)= -2
As they are parallel lines, m1=m2= -2
Putting value of slope in equation (i)



Therefore the required equation is 2x+y+13=0.
5.no Ans:
The equation of a st.line passing through (-4,3) is:
(y-3)= m1(x+4).........(i)
y = 1/2x-3.......(ii)
From equation (ii)
Comparing the equation with y= mx+c.
Slope (m2) = 1/2
As they are parallel lines, m1=m2 = 1/2.
Putting value of slope in equation (i)




Therefore the required equation is; x-2y+10=0.
6.no. Ans;
The equation of a st.line passing through (5,-5) is;
(y+5)= m1(x-5)............(i)
y = -3/2x+2......(ii)
Comparing the equation (ii) with y = mx+c.
Slope(m2)= -3/2.
As they are parallel lines, m1=m2= -3/2.
Putting value of slope in equation (i)




Therefore the required equation is; 3x+2y-5=0.
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