Which two lines are parallel? I.3y=-2x-3 II. 3y=1-2x III. 4y-3x=-1 a. I. and II. c. II. and III. b. I. and III. d. No two of the lines are parallel.

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Which two lines are parallel?

I.3y=-2x-3

II.
3y=1-2x

III.
4y-3x=-1

a.
I. and II.
c.
II. and III.
b.
I. and III.
d.
No two of the lines are parallel.

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The answer is A | and || is your answer

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Won Jun Bae answered Jan 17, 2018

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Thee answer is A because parallel lines have the same slope.

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