Write the equation of the line that is parallel to the line 3x - y = -3 and passes through the point (4, -2).

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anonymous · Answer

the line is paralell to this so has slope same as this i.e. slope=m=-3

now point slope form is..
(y-y1)=m(x-x1)
=>(y--2)=-3(x-4)
now solve it...yourself..

anonymous · Answer

that looks more confusing then what i asked

anonymous · Answer

oh...which thing is confusing..?@girl__in__the__shadow

anonymous · Answer

all of it i dont understand math
at all

anonymous · Answer

oky..see..you have to write the eq of paralell line...and in irder to write eq of any lline you require slope and a point at least...okay..??

anonymous · Answer

yes?

anonymous · Answer

here as both eq as paralell so thier slope is same...coz whenever two lines are paralell ther slope is same...and if they are perpendicular then -ve reciprocal..okay..??