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In order for the line under the question be parallel to the given line 6x - 5y = 7,
the left side of its equation must be exactly the same 6x - 5y = something.
For now, I will write this equation in the form
6x - 5y = c, (*)
where "c" is the constant term, now unknown to us.
To find its value, use the condition that the line contains the point (5,-9).
It means that the equation (*) must be satisfied when the values of the point coordinate x= 5 and y= -9 are substituted
into the equation. It gives
6*5 - 5*(-9) = c = 30 + 45 = 75.
So, you found the value of "c" : c = 75, and now your equation (*) becomes
6x - 5y = 75.
Solved.
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