SOLUTION: The question I am stumped on is
What value should you plug in for t in order to make the lines parallel?
R=tx + 4
2R-3x=5
I know that parallel lines have the same slope, but di
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Question 701661: The question I am stumped on is
What value should you plug in for t in order to make the lines parallel?
R=tx + 4
2R-3x=5
I know that parallel lines have the same slope, but different y-intercepts
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
make the lines parallel?
R = tx + 4
put the 2nd equation into slope intercept form also
2R - 3x = 5
2R = 3x + 5
divide by 2
R = x +
the slope is , therefore
t =
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