Hmm, I am new and don't know if I'm doing this right yet:
The statement is - Write the equations of three lines whose graphs are parallel to y=2x+11.
Can anybody help? :)

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Hmm, I am new and don't know if I'm doing this right yet: 
The statement is - Write the equations of three lines whose graphs are parallel to y=2x+11.
Can anybody help? :)

mathmale · Answer

Hint:  parallel lines have the same slope.    You could make just one change to y=2x+11 and end up with a line parallel to y=2x+11 that crosses the y -axis at a different place.  Try it.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you, thanks to this comment I think I found the answer! ^^

mathmale · Answer

Great!  Just change the 11 to some other number, and do this 2 times, and then you'll have the equations of several parallel lines.

mathmale · Answer

Welcome to OpenStudy!

anonymous · Answer

Thank you for the welcome! Also I actually ended up doing that right before due to the first comment. I feel a lot more confident :)

mathmale · Answer

that's great news for me as well as for you!

anonymous · Answer

Thank you. :)