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How do i show that y= 2/3x +2 is parallel to 3y-2x =6
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How do i show that y= 2/3x +2 is parallel to 3y-2x =6

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y=2/3x+2 is the given
3y-2x=6
+2x +2x
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3y= 2x+6
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3 3
y=2/3x+2
So the two equation are a coincide line to each other meaning its the same line
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