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If the line is parallel to the one given, their slopes are the same, so we need to find the y-intercept, then we can determine the slope-intercept form parallel to the given line.
Now that we have the y-intercept, we can create the equation.
We can prove this by graphing both lines, like so.
im using my ti84 and i got 16 c ti the power of 2 plus10cplus16+16
This is True this statement so it’s true it would be -5 inclrease by 3
No graphs but it will hit the y axis at 12 and go down starting high at the left and low on the right
Y = mx + b is slope intercept form
x = -10
y = 8
m = 6
1. Solve for b
8 = (6)(-10) + b
b = 68
2. Plug m and b back into your slope intercept equation
y = 6x + 68
