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Answer:

The slopes of the lines are different.

Explanation:

If you do convert the standard form equation to slope-intercept form, you get ...

y = -x +5

You see that the slope of this line is -1, whereas the slope of the other line is +1. Both lines have a y-intercept of 5. It is the slopes that are different.

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You can determine this to be the case without converting the form of the equation if you have some practice with the various forms of the equation of a line.

In standard form, if the variable signs are the same, the slope is negative. Of course, in slope-intercept form, the sign of the slope is the sign of the coefficient of x.

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