Write a linear equation that is parallel to the line 3x−2y=14 and passes through the point (−6,−11) in slope-intercept form.

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Write a linear equation that is parallel to the line 3x−2y=14 and passes through the point (−6,−11) in slope-intercept form.

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Y=3/2x -2 is your answer

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