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Are the lines with the equation y = -5x + 1 and y = -5x + 8 parallel? (use a graph, might help)

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Answer:

For y = -5x + 1

x =
(1-y)/(5).

And

y = 1 - 5x.

Put on a graph: look at picture 1.

The for y = -5x + 8

x =
(8-y)/(5)

And

y = 8 - 5x.

Put on a graph: look at picture 2.

These two lines are parallel.

Are the lines with the equation y = -5x + 1 and y = -5x + 8 parallel? (use a graph-example-1
Are the lines with the equation y = -5x + 1 and y = -5x + 8 parallel? (use a graph-example-2
User Arnoud Kooi
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Answer:

Yes, the lines y = -5x + 1 and y = -5x + 8 are parallel. This is because they have the same slope (-5) but different y-intercepts (1 and 8). Parallel lines have the same slope, and different y-intercepts.

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