3 years ago

Write the equation in slope intercept form

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6 0

Hello: 
 an equation is : y =ax+b ( a is a slope )

parallel to the line (q) : y=6/5x-1 a =6/5 ( same slope )
the equation of (r) : is : y = 6/5x+b

the line through point (5,5) : 5= (6/5)(5)+b ...b=-1

an equation of (r) : is : y = 6/5x-1

or : 6/5x-y = 1

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