Question

Write the equation of a line parallel to the line: y=3/4x-4

that goes through the point (0, -6).

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

in this kinda question, you need to know that if a line is

parallel to another line, it will have the same slope if it's

perpendicular, it will be negative reciprocal of the slope

thus, if the line is parallel to the one in the question, it will have a slope of 3/4.

and now just substitute the point that is given. (it's a solution of the equation btw)

so -6 = 3/4 (0) + b (the reason we dont include the (-4) is because it will have a different y-interecept, so we need to solve for b)

b=-6.

so y=3/4x - 6

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