Question

Is 2x+3y=6 parallel to 2x-3y=6

Answer 1

solve them both for "y" and plug in -1, 0, and 1 into both and see.

Answer 2

When we can say two line are parallel they have equal slopes(m) in standard form .
Standard form is the form we say for the line and this a a equation between Y and X of the line .
It s :
Y=mx+d
m is slope . It s before x . y dont have any number in its after .
So if we have should divided the equation on that number .
And x and y are not together . We have both of this there so divided and change the places .
:)

Answer 3

we should get 2x+3y=6 in standard form .
So first have y in a place and x in another place .
Means :
2x+3y=6 => 3y = -2x +6
Then divided on 3 :
y=-2/3x+2
So we have a equation in standard form now .
And for :
2x-3y=6
do this works to .

Answer 4

we have :
2x-3y=6 => -3y=-2x+6
divided on -3 :
y=2/3x-2
What is the slopes ?
@gunterlove

Answer 5

in my class we are not so complex in doing these type of problems im in 8th grade alegbra

Answer 6

We have tow equation now :
y=2/3x-2 => m = 2/3
y=-2/3x+2 => m = -2/3
Is -2/3 = 2/3 ? No !
so we cant say they are parallel .;)
Got it ?:)
@gunterlove
By the way ... Welcome to open study !;)

Answer 7

so the answer would be 2x+3y=6 is parallel to 2x+3y=-6

Answer 8

No !
You forgot standard form !
See my answer again ;)

Answer 9

Oh i get it now thank you so much for all your help have a good rest of the day!

Answer 10

;)
You re welcome !
I wish my answer could help you ;)

Answer 11

which property would -5x+3+2x>9 be

Answer 12

what is the x-intercept of 3x-4y-12=0

Answer 13

factor, set factor =0 to solve for x intercepts.