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What is the slip of a line that is parallel to the line -3
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What is the slip of a line that is parallel to the line -3

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Answer:

-3

Explanation:

Parallel lines have slopes that are the same.

So if one line has a slope that is -3, any line that is parallel will have the same slope

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