Please help me please. What is the slope of a line parellel to the line whose equation is y=4x+5

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A parallel line is going to have the same slope. So the slope is 4 because in the equation y = mx + b the m = slope and in your equation y = 4x + 5 the number 4 is in the slope position.

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