A few days ago
Find the equation of the line parallel to line 3x + 4y = 5 and pass through point (0, 2).?
Find the equation of the line parallel to line 3x + 4y = 5 and pass through point (0, 2).?
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A few days ago
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Rewrite the equation in slope/intercept form to get
y=-3/4x+5/4
then change the intercept to 2
** if the point you are given is not the new intercept, then you have a bit more work
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A few days ago
first put 3x + 4y = 5 into the y=mx+b form (i forget what its called)
m=slope
b= y-intersept
so 4y=-3x+5
y=-3/4x+5/4
so the slope’s gonna be -3/4 since the lines are parallel
since it passes through (0,2) you know that the y-intersept is 2
so the equation would be
y=-3/4x+2
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A few days ago
find out how far off that equation is from the Y value you wanted (2) at the x value you specified (0), solve that equation for y (should look like y = …), then add or subtract the value that you just found from that equation. (for instance, if the value was 3 and you wanted 2, you would make it into y = … – 1)
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A few days ago
slope of the parallel line is the same as this one so the slope is -3/4
so put this is point slope form
y-2=-3/4(x-0)
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