Parallel lines share the same slope. y=3x+7 has a slope of 3, so that is the slope of the parallel line. Then use y=mx+b an plug in (2,4).
y=3x+b
4=3(2)+b
4=6+b
b=-2
So the equation is y=3x-2
No, in order for this to be correct, you'd have to move BOTH decimals in the same direction the same amount of places.<span />
Yeah, where I live, to find the slope (or as we call it, the gradient), you just have to do the two y values subtracted from each other, over the two x values subtracted from each other. The important thing is to remember that if you subtract the first y value from the second (so, 12 - 8), you have to do the same thing for the x (6 - 2)
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The slope is 1.
Answer:
48x-5
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply
5*8x
to get
8x+40x-5
combine like term
48x-5
Answer:
(-4,2)
Step-by-step explanation:
First we have to find a common multiple to use to add and find the system of equations. We need to eliminate one of the variables in order to solve.
Since 5 * 3 = 15, and 3 * -5 = 15, -15x and 15x will cancel each other out. Therefore x will be eliminated.
Before:
5x + 2y = -16
3x + 7y = 2
After:
15x + 6y = -48 <----------Now we solve for y
-15x + -35y = -10
+----------------------
-29y = -58
-29 -29
y = 2
Now what we do is we choose and equation and solve for x, since it is still unknown. Any equation is fine but I will choose the second one since it has easy numbers.
3x + 7y = 2
3x + 7(2) = 2
3x + 14 = 2
-14 -14
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3x = -12
3 3
x = -4
Therefore our final answer is (-4,2)
