Help with math please :
Parallel to y=-1/5x-7 through (2,3)

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Help with math please :>
Parallel to y=-1/5x-7 through (2,3)

DeadOfWinter · Answer

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DeadOfWinter · Answer

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SatanBunneh · Answer

@stopthataxel

SatanBunneh · Answer

Answer.

Swirxy · Answer

uhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Swirxy · Answer

idek that

Beccaaaa · Answer

It's all good thanks tho.

Swirxy · Answer

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Swirxy · Answer

yw

SatanicDevil · Answer

@joe348

TooCoolNot · Answer

Idk what this means but he Pmed me dis: StopThatAxel a minute ago
All lines that are parallel to y=−15x+7 y = - 1 5 x + 7 have the same slope of −15 - 1 5 . mparallel=−15 m parallel = - 1 5. Step 4. Enter a problem.

Beccaaaa · Answer

@toocoolnot wrote:

Idk what this means but he Pmed me dis: StopThatAxel a minute ago All lines that are parallel to y=−15x+7 y = - 1 5 x + 7 have the same slope of −15 - 1 5 . mparallel=−15 m parallel = - 1 5. Step 4. Enter a problem.

Ngl, that's confusing..

TooCoolNot · Answer

@beccaaaa wrote:

@toocoolnot wrote:

Idk what this means but he Pmed me dis: StopThatAxel a minute ago All lines that are parallel to y=−15x+7 y = - 1 5 x + 7 have the same slope of −15 - 1 5 . mparallel=−15 m parallel = - 1 5. Step 4. Enter a problem.

Ngl, that's confusing..

Well.. that's the only way to put it cause we can't give the actual answer ;-;

Beccaaaa · Answer

True, i'll figure something out. Tyy

xhikari · Answer

so the line we're making must pass through (2,3) .. if we graph that we can see that the y-intersect is around 4.5 so then your equation for the parallel line would be y= -1/5 + 4.5 because the slopes are the same since the lines are parallel, does this help?

Beccaaaa · Answer

@xhikari wrote:

so the line we're making must pass through (2,3) .. if we graph that we can see that the y-intersect is around 4.5 so then your equation for the parallel line would be y= -1/5 + 4.5 because the slopes are the same since the lines are parallel, does this help?

A little. Thank you so much :>

xhikari · Answer

@beccaaaa wrote:

@xhikari wrote:

so the line we're making must pass through (2,3) .. if we graph that we can see that the y-intersect is around 4.5 so then your equation for the parallel line would be y= -1/5 + 4.5 because the slopes are the same since the lines are parallel, does this help?

A little. Thank you so much :>

no problem :3

fro28rub · Answer

uhhh.... u must be in highschool, im in middle school 7th grade lol idk

jaquan456 · Answer

Ok Beccaaaa I don't have a clue I learned this but I know a app That's totally free that gives you the answer right away....MathWay 
-JaQuan

Beccaaaa · Answer

Thank you

jaquan456 · Answer

Your welcome lemme know if it didn't work ill do it for you!

Forku · Answer

ik this was but ima answer anyway 1/5= 5 then 5 X -7= -35

Swirxy · Answer

@forku wrote:

ik this was but ima answer anyway 1/5= 5 then 5 X -7= -35

this was a month ago

Swirxy · Answer

@swirxy wrote:

@forku wrote:

ik this was but ima answer anyway 1/5= 5 then 5 X -7= -35

this was a month ago

there is no need to reply

Swirxy · Answer

All lines that are parallel to y=−15x+7 y = - 1 5 x + 7 have the same slope of −15 - 1 5 . m parallel=−15 m parallel = - 1 5. Step 4. image of graph.

DeadOfWinter · Answer

@swirxy wrote:

All lines that are parallel to y=−15x+7 y = - 1 5 x + 7 have the same slope of −15 - 1 5 . m parallel=−15 m parallel = - 1 5. Step 4. image of graph.

Bruh

Swirxy · Answer

@deadofwinter wrote:

@swirxy wrote:

All lines that are parallel to y=−15x+7 y = - 1 5 x + 7 have the same slope of −15 - 1 5 . m parallel=−15 m parallel = - 1 5. Step 4. image of graph.

Bruh

wut.

DeadOfWinter · Answer

Nun