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Explain and Show the equation of line parallel to y=-1x+2 going through the point (6, 3)
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Explain and Show the equation of line parallel to y=-1x+2 going through the point (6, 3)

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Answer:

y=-1x+9

Explanation:

plug point in to y-y1=m(x-x1)

y-3=-1(x-6)

y-3=-1x+6

y=-1x+9

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