Question

Line A passing through the origin also passes through point (2, 3) and is parallel to line B, which passes through the point (7, 6). What is the equation of line B in point-slope form?

Answer 1

A=y-3=3/2(x-2)

B=y-6=3/5(x-7)

C=y-6=3/2(x-7)

D=y-3=3/5(x-3)

Answer 2

@aum @Godlovesme

Answer 3

@iPwnBunnies

Answer 4

What you wanna do is find the slope of the line formed by the first point.
That will be the slope for both Line A and B, because they are parallel to each other.
Then, use the point-slope formula to fine the equation for Line B.

Answer 5

I dont know the point slope formula

Answer 6

y – y1 = m(x – x1)?

Answer 7

Yeah, that one lol.

Answer 8

lol

Answer 9

so 2-7?

Answer 10

wtf is m=

Answer 11

Well, first, you gotta mind the slope of Line A.

Answer 12

Using slope formula.

Answer 13

I need a graph

Answer 14

I brb this pellet giving me a head ache

Answer 15

Lmao, aight. Take your time.

Answer 16

so slope formula is y^2-y^2/x^2-x^1

Answer 17

@ganeshie8

Answer 18

@TheSmartOne

Answer 19

@Unanimoose

Answer 20

@perl

Answer 21

please help me

Answer 22

It is C

Answer 23

Yeah, use that to find the slope of line A. The two points are (0,0) and (2,3)

Answer 24

Hold on.

Answer 25

It is C. Good job c:

Answer 26

yup