Question

help :(((

Answer 1

equate them and you should get 0

Answer 2

hope you got what I mean

Answer 3

y = 3x + 1 ?

Answer 4

Exactly what the others are saying. Keep the gradient the same and change the constant around.

Answer 5

@aryandecoolest

Answer 6

y = -3x + 1 ?

Answer 7

That is correct.

Answer 8

If slope doesnt change e.g y=mx+c if m does not change it should be parallel.

Answer 9

whats this one?

Answer 10

Parallel means having the same slope...
you have equations of the form y = mx + b...
here slope m=-3----> so just find out which equation has same slope!!

Answer 11

Answer is b

Answer 12

tyyyy <3

Answer 13

and this one?

Answer 14

Your equation should look like this.
y=3x/2+3 and 3 is your c =>y=mx+c
So if its parallel you know the gradient does not change so all you are changing is the constant.
So substitute the values. (x, y)

Answer 15

Like I said slope does not change for parallel equations. So if the slope is -1/2 the slope of the parallel equation does not change. So the answer is C

Answer 16

I hope you understand the answers.

Answer 17

omg ty lol