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The line joining (-3p, 0) to (-1, 5) is parallel to the line joining (p, 1) to (2p, 3). Find p.​

The line joining (-3p, 0) to (-1, 5) is parallel to the line joining (p, 1) to (2p, 3). Find p.​
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The line joining (-3p, 0) to (-1, 5) is parallel to the line joining (p, 1) to (2p, 3). Find p.​

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write ✍️

Explanation:

justification for the following line translation . line 1 3p-

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