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Y=-4/3x+4 (-3,7) what is the parallel equation

1 answer:

5 0

1. Parallel lines have the same gradient
Y = -4/3+c
2. Solve for c by plugging in the numbers in the coordinate

7=-4/3(-3)+c

C = 3

3. Put the gradient and y intercept into one equation

Y = - 4/3x+3

Answer = Y = - 4/3x+3

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