Write the equation of the lines that are parallel to the lines below.

5x-2y=4 passes through (0,3)

 

y=-x+4 passes through (2,4)
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???????????????????????? "passeseseseesesss thru" ??????????????

a line GO THRU a POINT

me assume yer point =(0,3)

from 5x-2y=4, yu get 2y=5x-4 or y=(5/2)x & sumthun

thus, SLOPE=2.5

line: y=2.5x+konst

gotta go thru (0,3), so konst=3
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