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Line A is defined by the equation y=-3x-2 Line B is parallel to Line A and passes through the point (0,11). Which of the following is the equatian for Line B A. Y= 1/3x+0 B. Y=-3x+5 C. Y=1/3x+11 D.y=-3x
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Line A is defined by the equation y=-3x-2

Line B is parallel to Line A and passes through the point (0,11).
Which of the following is the equatian for Line B
A. Y= 1/3x+0
B. Y=-3x+5
C. Y=1/3x+11
D.y=-3x+11

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THE ANSWER IS: D. y=-3x+11

when two lines are parallel, they share the same slope, which is -3

then plug in the given point into slope intercept form then solve for standard form
Line A is defined by the equation y=-3x-2 Line B is parallel to Line A and passes-example-1
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