Assume we have two lines which are parallel. If one line has a slope of -6,what is the slope of the other line? Enter your answer as an integer or fractionin lowest terms.

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JNayden asked Dec 1, 2023

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Assume we have two lines which are parallel. If one line has a slope of -6,what is the slope of the other line? Enter your answer as an integer or fractionin lowest terms.

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Two lines are parallel if and only if they have tha same slope. So if the first one has slope -6 then the slope of the other one is -6

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