SOLUTION: Parallel to y=3x+5 and passes through (10,4) needs to be in y=mx+b form Thank you!

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Question 481605: Parallel to y=3x+5 and passes through (10,4) needs to be in y=mx+b form
Thank you!

Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hint: Parallel lines have equal slopes. So because slope of given line is 3, this means that m=3 for the unknown parallel line.


Also, the line needs to pass through (10,4). So when x=10, then y=4.


We have 3 pieces of info: m=3, x=10, and y=4. Plug all this into y=mx+b to get


4 = 3(10)+b


and now solve for b.


The answer will be y = 3x+b where 'b' is the answer you got above.

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