Answer:
top right
Step-by-step explanation:
It's the second to last one.
Answer:
See Explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The options are not given; however, you can take a clue from my explanation to answer your question</em>
Let x be a real number;
Additive identity property implies that; adding x to 0 or 0 to x gives x;
In other words;


Note that x can be replaced with any real number; Take for instance



There are uncountable number of examples;
<em>However, take note that adding 0 to a given digit results in the exact digit and that's the implication of addition identity property</em>
Im hoping you just want an example so here you go
whole number: 16
fraction version of 16: 16/1
to subtract fractions you have to have a common denominator.
so if i had a problem like 6 -1/3
step 1 would be to turn 6 into a fraction: 6/1
step 2 is to find the common denominator:
6/1 -1/3, in this case it is 3, so you multuply the first term by 3
you would then get 18/3 - 1/3, now all you do if subract numerators, 18-3=15
final answer would be 15/3, you can simplify it into 5/1 which is also 5
The slopes of two parallel lines must be identical.
We have slope

, so the slope for the parallel line be the same.
Now, to find an equation that also passes through the given point, we use slope-point form,

, where our point

is substituted for

.

Now, we convert to slope-intercept form as such.

And we are done. :) We can verify graphically that these are indeed parallel lines. See attached.