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2) Prove that these two lines are parallel: B = (6,4) A= (-4,1) D = (6,-1) C = (-4,-4)

2) Prove that these two lines are parallel: B = (6,4) A= (-4,1) D = (6,-1) C = (-4,-4)
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2) Prove that these two lines are parallel:

B = (6,4)
A= (-4,1)
D = (6,-1)
C = (-4,-4)

2) Prove that these two lines are parallel: B = (6,4) A= (-4,1) D = (6,-1) C = (-4,-4)-example-1
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if the two lines have the same slope that means they are parallel

2) Prove that these two lines are parallel: B = (6,4) A= (-4,1) D = (6,-1) C = (-4,-4)-example-1
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