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The equation for line g can be written as y = x + 5. Parallel to line g is line h, which passes through the point (-6, -4). What is the equation of line h? SHOW WORK PLEASE​

The equation for line g can be written as y = x + 5. Parallel to line g is line h-example-1
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Answer:

y=x+2

Explanation:

we know the slopes have to be equal because the lines are parallel, so the slope is 1, or written as x. plug the point given, (-6,-4), and the slope, 1, into the y=mx+b equation to find the y-intercept. then solve. then put the slope and y-intercept together for the equation of line h.

y=mx+b, m=1, x=-6, y=-4

-4=(1)(-6)+b

-4=-6+b

2=b

y=x+2

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