What is the equation of a line that is parallel to 2x+3y=3 and passes through the point (3, −4) ?

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RickandMorty · Answer

google it

Pixel · Answer

i did

RickandMorty · Answer

the googled it wrong

RickandMorty · Answer

google always has an answer you just have to google it right

AP · Answer

Start by writing the equation in slope-intercept form. (y = mx + b)

Pixel · Answer

3y=2x+3

AP · Answer

Actually, you would need to solve  the equation like you're solving for 'y' like this |dw:1541450690206:dw|

Pixel · Answer

oof

Pixel · Answer

so the slope is -2/3

AP · Answer

Yes, and parallel lines share the same slope, correct

Pixel · Answer

Okay, but what is the Y itercept

Pixel · Answer

input the coordinates?

AP · Answer

Yes, plug the coordinates into the equation and solve for 'b'.

Pixel · Answer

Im confused

AP · Answer

The (x, y) coordinates: (3, -4).
Substitute them into your equation y=-2/3x + b
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Pixel · Answer

so y =-2/3 - 2

AP · Answer

Now, you know your slope and your y-intercept

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Correct.

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Pixel · Answer

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