What do the following two equations represent?

y + 6 = - 1/3 (x - 15)

2x + 6y = 24

same line

parallel lines

perp lines

intersecting but not perp

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Ciara Rogers

Mathematics

23 April, 03:16

What do the following two equations represent?

y + 6 = - 1/3 (x - 15)

2x + 6y = 24

same line

parallel lines

perp lines

intersecting but not perp

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Cayden Bauer · Answer 1

Answer: parallel lines

Step-by-step explanation: when rearranging the equations to slope intercept form you should get

Y=-1/3x-1 and y=-1/3x+4. because the slopes are both - 1/3 and they have different y intercepts, the lines are parallel

What do the following two equations represent?y + 6 = - 1/3 (x - 15)2x + 6y = 24same lineparallel linesperp linesintersecting but not perp

What do the following two equations represent?

y + 6 = - 1/3 (x - 15)

2x + 6y = 24

same line

parallel lines

perp lines

intersecting but not perp