Hi there.

First of all, we can't find the equation of the line that is parallel to the line we are provided with in this problem, which is
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This form has a name, and it's called "
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So first, what we need to do is subtract 2x from both sides:
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It's not mandatory, but we can re-arrange the terms "7" and "-2x":
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Last step: Divide both sides of the equation by -1:
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"-2x" turned into "2x" because a negative number multiplied or divided by a negative number equals a positive number.
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"7" turned into "-7" because a positive number multiplied or divided by a negative number equals a negative number.
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Now, our equation is in "Slope-Intercept Form".
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Remember that "Slope-Intercept Form" looks like this:
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Now what we need to find is the equation of the line.
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Let's skim through the provided information to see whether or not there's some information that can help us find the equation.
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We're also provided with the fact that these lines, or equations, are parallel.
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What that means is if two lines are parallel, their slopes are the same.
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The slope of the line whose equation we just found is -2 (it's the number next to "x").
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I hope that this helped clear your doubts; if any are left, please ask.
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I wish you a nice rest of your day.
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