write the equation of the line parallel to y=6/5x+7/5 that passes through the point (-5,1). Type an equation using slope-intercept form or using the given point in point-slope form.

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write the equation of the line parallel to y=6/5x+7/5 that passes through the point (-5,1). Type an equation using slope-intercept form or using the given point in point-slope form.

write the equation of the line parallel to y=6/5x+7/5 that passes through the point-example-1

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Answer:

y= 6/5x+7

Explanation:

y=6/5x+7 will hit (-5, 1) and will always be parallel to y=6/5x+7/5

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