SOLUTION: I'm working with graphing equations and slopes, and I'm stumped:
The instruction is to "graph the specified lines. Draw l1 (the second 1 is a subscript 1) through (-4, 0) and
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Question 319171: I'm working with graphing equations and slopes, and I'm stumped:
The instruction is to "graph the specified lines. Draw l1 (the second 1 is a subscript 1) through (-4, 0) and (0, 6). What is the slope of any line parallel to l1 (again, the second 1 is a subscript Draw l2(the 2 is a subscript 2) through the origin and parallel to l1(the second 1 is a subscript)
I have no idea what this question means... please explain?! THanks in advance for your help!
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You weren't paying attention in class...
A line that passes through two points )
and )
, has a slope given by:
Just plug in the numbers and do the arithmetic.
Parallel lines have identical slopes, that is:
So equation of 
:
))
has to go through the origin, so:
)
The red line is and the green line is
John
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