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28 May, 12:23

Find the slope of a line parallel to y = (2/5) x + (4/5)

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  1. 28 May, 12:24
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    So if a line was parallel it would have same slope. You can search up what slope-intercept form means. But if you have an equation like this:

    y = mx+b

    The slope will be m. Your question is written in the form. 2/5 = m.

    The slope is 2/5

    The y-intercept is 4/5
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