For the equation of the parallel line……..you would only need to change the y-intercept to (0,2), as the slope will be the same as in the previous equation.

For the perpendicular line…….it will have an opposite reciprocal slope (meaning flip the fraction and make it negative if it is positive, or positive if it is negative) and will pass through the midpoint of the original line.

If you acutally plot the original line on a coordinate plane graph you will clearly see the midpoint of the original line, so just draw the perpendicular line on the graph using rise/run to find the y-intercept.

Hope this helps……..I don’t want to give you the answer, but if you post your results here I will verify them for you, or tell you where you need to make changes.