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Which lines are parallel to the graph of 4x – y = 6?
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Which lines are parallel to the graph of 4x – y = 6?

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Explanation:

-y = -4x +6

y = 4x -6

Any line with a slope of 4 and y-int other than -6 is parallel to y = 4x-6

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