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A line passes through A(1, –7) and B(6, –2), and another line passes through C(–3, –9) and D(–8, – 4). Are AB and CD parallel to each other?

A line passes through A(1, –7) and B(6, –2), and another line passes through C(–3, –9) and D(–8, – 4). Are AB and CD parallel to each other?
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A line passes through A(1, –7) and B(6, –2), and another line passes through C(–3, –9) and

D(–8, – 4). Are AB and CD parallel to each other?

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yes, they both simplify to 1/2

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