two lines in a coordinate plane have no points of intersection. Which pair could be the equations of the lines? a. 3x-2y=6 6x-4y=12 b.7x+y=10 3x-2y=-3 c.(3/4)x+y=5 3x+4y=2 d.(1/3)x+y=1 3x+4y=8
if they have no points of intersection, that would make them parallel lines
and what do we know about parallel lines and slopes...
parallel lines have the same slope. so if we put the answer choices into slope-intercept form, we can see which choice has the same slope for each line
oh see it now
i meant oh ok i see it now
so which do you think is the answer?
give me one sec.....
well i know the slope equation is rise over run (rise/run)
we don't need to use that. we just need to change the answer choices from standard form to slope-intercept form
ok now i reall see it
lol
a. y=3x-2y y=6x-4y this is what you are talking about. right?
this is just an example
slope-intercept form is y = mx + b. so we're basically solving for y in terms of x. y would be on the left by itself
if i rewrite the answer choses it would look like y=3x-2 2=2y. 2 is the y- intercept
no...we're using a as an example, right? lemme show you
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