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Otrada [13]2 years ago

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When 2 lines are parallel to each other mean than they have same gradient
y=5x +2
Gradient=5

Let the parallel equation be y=5x +c
Since this equation pass through (4,7), means that the point satisfy the parallel equation
7=5(4)+c
C=7-20=-13
So the parallel equation required is y=5x-13

Hope this can help.

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