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-3x + 6y = 18

-3x = 6y+14

a) What is the slope of the 1st equation?

b) What is the slope of the 2nd equation?

c) Are they parallel, perpendicular, or neither?

User GluedHands
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#1

  • -3x+6y=18
  • -x+2y=6
  • 2y=x+6
  • y=x/2+3

slope=1/2

#2

  • -3x=6y+14
  • 6y=-3x-14
  • y=-1/2x-7/3

slope=-1/2

#3

Neither

User Fhl
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Explanation:

-3x + 6y = 18

-3x = 6y+14

a) the slope of the 1st equation = -(-3)/6 = ½

b) the slope of the 1st equation = -3/6 = -½

c) they are niether parallel nor perpendicular

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