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HELLLLLPPP SOS The following lines are parallel. 2x + 2y = 4 and y = -x + 5
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TRUE OR FALSE?
you know the slope of each? that is what you need
like y=mx+b? @satellite73
yeah the second one looks like \(y=mx+b\) for sure, what is \(m\)?
-1?@satellite73
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for the slope of \[2x+2y=4\] you can solve for \(y\) in two steps to get the slope
if you do not know how i can show you
yeah can you show me please @satellite73
subtract \(2x\)then divide by \(2\) \[2x+2y=4\\ 2y=-2x+4\\ y=-x+2\]
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so they are parallel because they have the same slope since m in this problem also is -1? @satellite73
yes
thank you!! @satellite73
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