The line parallel to y = -3/7x +5 and passing through the point (-7,-1) as a equation

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Edlira · Answer 1 · 2020-04-29T12:40:02+0000

Answer:

y = - (3)/(7) x - 4

Explanation:

parallel lines have their x coefficient s equal to each other. By substituting the point's coordinates you find the line. For further explanation see the picture

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