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The two lines y+7x=14 and y+5=-7x are: a)parallel b)perpendicular c)neither

The two lines y+7x=14 and y+5=-7x are: a)parallel b)perpendicular c)neither
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The two lines y+7x=14 and y+5=-7x are:
a)parallel
b)perpendicular
c)neither

The two lines y+7x=14 and y+5=-7x are: a)parallel b)perpendicular c)neither-example-1
User Trimax
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Answer:

(a)parallel

Explanation:

they have the same slope so they're parallel

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