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The equation of line e is y = -4/9x + 5/6. Line f is parallel to line e. What is the slope of line f

The equation of line e is y = -4/9x + 5/6. Line f is parallel to line e. What is the slope of line f
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The equation of line e is y = -4/9x + 5/6. Line f is parallel

to line e. What is the slope of line f

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it is -4/9 because the slope is the same when lines are parallel. The y is what is different in the equation
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