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What is the slope of a line PARALLEL to the graph?

es
A)-3
B)0
C)3
D)-1/3

What is the slope of a line PARALLEL to the graph? es A)-3 B)0 C)3 D)-1/3-example-1

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Answer:

C) 3

Step-by-step explanation:

parallel lines never touch, they are the same slope with different y-intercepts.

Right here the slope is 3, which means the slope is going to be 3

User Ndbroadbent
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As a rule, parallel lines will always have the same slope.

The || symbol represents "parallel".

So if the slope of a line is parallel to this graph, the line

must have a slope of 3 since this line has a slope of 3.

As a quick review, remember that slope describes how steep a line is.

It can be found using the ratio rise/run between

any two points that are on that line.

User Jtabuloc
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