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Find the parallel line of (-4,0);y=2/3x+1​
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Find the parallel line of (-4,0);y=2/3x+1​

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Hello:

the equation is : y = ax+b

the slope is a : a =2/3 ( same slope parrallal to the line : 2/3x+1=2 )

the line that passes through (-4, 0) : 0 = (2/3)(-4)+b

b = 8/3

the equation is : y = (2/3)x+8/3

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