Line q has a slope of 5/3. Line r is parallel to line q. What is the slope if line r?
1 answer:
Answer:
The slope remains a constant 
as it is parallel.
Explanation:
1. Line Q is defined as a slope of 
; i.e. 
2. Line R is defined to be parallel of Line Q.
3. Line Q is linear and has no domain restrictions.
The definition of being parallel requires the same slope.
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