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The equation of line q is 5y - 4x = 10. Write the standard form of the equation of the line that fits the following description: parallel to q and passes through the point at (-15, 8)

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User JREAM
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The line parallel to 5y - 4x=10, that passes through (-15, 8) is
y=4/5x +20
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User Corak
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Answer:

y =
((4)/(5))x + 20

Explanation:

The equation of line q is 5y - 4x = 10

5y = 4x + 10

y =
(4)/(5)x+2

If a line is parallel to this line the slope of the line will be the same as the given line =
((4)/(5))

Let the parallel line is y = mx + c

where m = slope

and c = y-intercept

equation will be y =
(4)/(5)x+c

This line passes through (-15, 8)

so 8 = (-15)
((4)/(5)) + c

8 = -12 + c

c = 12 + 8

c = 20

Now the equation of the parallel line will be y =
((4)/(5))x + 20

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User Mika Fischer
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