2.Y= -1/4x-3
3.12x-3y=6
4.4(y+6)=x-3
Mathematics, 03.02.2022 02:40, hmjjones
Which lines are parallel?
1. Y=4x
2.Y= -1/4x-3
3.12x-3y=6
4.4(y+6)=x-3
If possible a step by step explanation would be nice.
Answers: 1
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Which lines are parallel?
1. Y=4x
2.Y= -1/4x-3
3.12x-3y=6
4.4(y+6)=x-3
2.Y= -1/4x-3
3.12x-3y=6
4.4(y+6)=x-3
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