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22 August, 07:24

Which of the slopes below represents a line that is parallel to the line Y = 5X - 2

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  1. 22 August, 07:52
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    There were no slopes listed below but in order for two equations to be parallel they need to have the same slope. So in this case any equation with a slope of 5x would be parallel to your equation.
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