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Parallel y = -1/2x-2,(–4, 1)
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Parallel y = -1/2x-2,(–4, 1)

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Answer:

y=\frac{1}{2\left(x+41\right)^2}x+b

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Parallel y = -1/2x-2,(–4, 1)-example-1
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