Question

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What is the equation of the line passing through (2, -3) and parallel to the line y = -6x - 1 in standard form?




a.) 6x + y = 9

b.) 6x - y = -9

c.) x + 6y = 9

d.) x - 6y = -9

Answer 1

parallel to \(y=-6x-1\) means slope will be \(-6\) as well
we can start with
\[y+3=-6(x-2)\] multiply out and ge t
\[y+3=-6x+12\] or
\[6x+y=9\]

Answer 2

How'd you get 12?

Answer 3

distributive law

Answer 4

\[-6(x+2)=-6\times x+(-6)\times(- 2)=-6x+12\]

Answer 5

So, like an examples would be... 2 × (1 + 3) = (2 × 1) + (2 × 3) but 2 /(1 + 3) is not equal to (2 / 1) + (2 / 3).

Answer 6

an example*

Answer 7

typo \[-6(x-2)=-6\times x+(-6)\times(- 2)=-6x+12\]

Answer 8

Thank you:)

Answer 9

yes your example is right
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