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Paralell to y=4x-6 through (12,10)

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The line that is parallel to
y=4x-6 through
(12,10) is
y=2x-14.



Step-by-step explanation


The equation that is parallel to the line
y=4x-6 has a slope that is equal to the slope of this line.

By comparing this equation to the general slope intercept form,


y=mx+c,this line has slope
m=2.


Hence the line parallel to this line also has slope
m=2.

Let
y=mx+b be the equation of the line parallel to the line


y=4x-6

We can substitute
m=2 to obtain;


y=2x+b


If the line passes through the point
(12,10),then this point must satisfy its equation.


We substitute
x=12 and
y=10 to obtain;



10=2(12)+b


We this equation for
b.



\Rightarrow 10=24+b



\Rightarrow 10-24=b



\Rightarrow -14=b


We substitute this value of
b=-14 in to
y=2x+b to get;



y=2x+-14.


Hence the equation of the line that is parallel to
y=4x-6 through
(12,10) is
y=2x-14.




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