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The equation of line r is y = –3/2 x + 5. Line s is parallel to line r. What is the slope of line s?

The equation of line r is y = –3/2 x + 5. Line s is parallel to line r. What is the slope of line s?
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The equation of line r is y = –3/2 x + 5. Line s is parallel to line r. What is the slope of line s?

User Magnus Lassi
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Answer:

-3/2

Explanation:

Parallel lines have same slopes.

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