The equation that prove the lines are parallel is: D. C-A/B = D/E
Step-by-step explanation:
Parallel line have the same value of gradient/slope.
To calculate slope,m, of a line, you find the ration of rise to run.
This is similar to finding the change in y value divided by change in x value.
Mathematically, it is written as : Δy/Δx
For the first line, m₁=Δy/Δx = C-A/B-0 = C-A/B
For the second line, m₂=Δy/Δx=0--D/E-0=0+D/E=D/E
This shows m₁=m₂ , thus the lines are parallel
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