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Find the equation of the line through (−7,−2) which is parallel to the line y=2x−3.
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Find the equation of the line through (−7,−2) which is parallel to the line y=2x−3.

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the line parallel to t = 2x - 3 that passes through (-7,-2) is y = 2x - 12
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