Which equation represents the line that is parallel to y= 3/4x + 7 and passes through (-12,36)?

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In order for two lines to be parallel, the slope of the equations have to be the same.
y = 3/4x + 7 —> 3/4 is the slope.
For the new equation, the line has to go through (-12,36) which means that the y- intercept has to be 36.
The new equation would be y = 3/4x + 36.
Here is a graph to prove my point.
The red one is the original, the blue one is the one parallel to the original.
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