4-9 Slopes Of Parallel And Perpendicular Lines

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#22, p. 298
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A.
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#27, p. 298
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B.
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#29, p. 298
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A.
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#34, p. 298
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C.
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#42, p. 298
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  Y = x ‒ 12
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  Y = 2x +3
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  Y = 4x ‒ 11
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  Y = 6x + 3
Correct Answer
C. Y = 4x ‒ 11

Explanation
The given answer, y = 4x - 11, is the correct equation because it is the only equation that matches the given set of equations. The other equations, y = x - 12, y = 2x + 3, and y = 6x + 3, do not match any of the given equations. Therefore, y = 4x - 11 is the correct answer.

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