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The equations of three lines are given below. Line 1: 10x+6y=6 Line 2: 5y=3x + 6 Line 3: y= 3/5 x -4 Please help
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The equations of three lines are given below.

Line 1: 10x+6y=6

Line 2: 5y=3x + 6

Line 3: y= 3/5 x -4

Please help

The equations of three lines are given below. Line 1: 10x+6y=6 Line 2: 5y=3x + 6 Line-example-1
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They are parallel because they hold a same gradient which is 3/5

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