3 years ago

If b = 3, then 3x + y = 1 and bx - y = 3 are parallel. True or False ...?

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4 0

I am absolutely sure that the task <span> b = 3, then 3x + y = 1 and bx - y = 3 is NOT parallel, which means that the statement represented above is FALSE.
To make sure you can check it using : </span> $y=-3x+1

y=3x-3$ Hope now it's obvious. Regards!

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