Question

What's an equation parallel to 3x – y + 3 = 0

Answer 1

Do you want a graph equation ?

Answer 2

yes please :)

Answer 3

Well, if there isn't a given point....
To make it parallel, all you need to do is keep the same slope and change the y intercept.

Answer 4

this will help http://www.cpm.org/pdfs/state_supplements/Parallel_and_Perpendicular_lines.pdf

Answer 5

Ok !
You shloud to know when we want to have it have this :
m1=m2

Answer 6

In Your next equation your m should be 3 .
Just it !:)
:D

Answer 7

and it passes through the points ( 0, 4)...

Answer 8

\(3x – y + 3 = 0\rightarrow y=3x+3\)
So if it is parallel, and it passes through the point y=4 and keeps the same slope, then we have,
\(y=3x+4\)

Answer 9

My answer was for when m=3
Not in this ...:)

Answer 10

m 1= 3
Then m2 = 3 tooo !:)