Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: they are parallel so there is no solution.
Step-by-step explanation:
Brayden- y=5x-1 or y-5x= -1
Howard- y=5x+1 or y-5x= 1
Vincent- y=4x+5 or y-4x= 5
In summary, they are all parallel so there is no solution. or
5y - 1 = 5y + 1
(Braydon = Howard)
Hope this helps you :) pls BRAINLEST
X=20
If they're parallel the other number in the same spot as 5x+15 equals that, so 5x+15=115 because if they are parallel they're the same if same spot and same line going through them.
115-15 = 100
5x=100
Divide by 5 both sides
X=20
If x=20 then these lines would be parallel
