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write an equation in slope-intercept form of the line that passes through the given point and is parallel to the graph of the given equation

(-6,-8); y= -3x + 5
and yes i checked it is NOT y= -3x + 5
simplify the answer

Respuesta :

The equation of a line in slope-intercept form is

�

=

�

�

+

�

y=mx+b, where

�

m is the slope and

�

b is the y-intercept.

Since the line we're looking for is parallel to

�

=

−

3

�

+

5

y=−3x+5, it will have the same slope.

Given that the slope of

�

=

−

3

�

+

5

y=−3x+5 is

−

3

−3, the equation of the line parallel to it passing through the point

(

−

6

,

−

8

)

(−6,−8) will be:

−

3

+

y=−3x+b

To find

b, we substitute the coordinates of the point

(

−

6

,

−

8

)

(−6,−8) into the equation:

−

8

=

−

3

(

−

6

)

+

−8=−3(−6)+b

−

8

=

18

+

−8=18+b

=

−

8

−

18

b=−8−18

=

−

26

b=−26

Therefore, the equation of the line is:

=

−

3

−

26

y=−3x−26

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y=-3x-8

-3x stays the same as its the slope (parallel) (-6,-8), -8 is where it intercepts on the y axis making it
y=-3x-8