Mathematics, 15.01.2020 01:31, blairjaneaoyrfvp

Which is an equation of the line parallel to - 2x + y = 6 that contains the
point (0, 2)?

a: -x – 2y = -4
b: -x – 2y = -2
c: -2x+y= -4
d: - 2x + y = 2

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Which is an equation of the line parallel to - 2x + y = 6 that contains the
point (0, 2)?