What is the slope of a line parallel to the line whose equation is 6x - y = 1. Fully
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The equation 
is plotted on graph below (red line)
Translating
three units to the left can be done by choosing any coordinates on .
Let choose (0,0) and (2,1)
Translating 3 units on to the left gives the new coordinates (0-3, 0)=(-3,0) and (2-3, 1)=(-1, 1)
The gradient of the two functions will stay the same since the lines are parallel to each other, so m = 0.5
By joining the two coordinates (-3,0) and (-1,1), we see that the translated line crosses y-axis at 1.5
The equation of translated line is given
Translating
Let choose (0,0) and (2,1)
Translating 3 units on to the left gives the new coordinates (0-3, 0)=(-3,0) and (2-3, 1)=(-1, 1)
The gradient of the two functions will stay the same since the lines are parallel to each other, so m = 0.5
By joining the two coordinates (-3,0) and (-1,1), we see that the translated line crosses y-axis at 1.5
The equation of translated line is given