Math, asked by aroradhruv7316, 10 months ago

Find the equation of the parallel lines 3 x + 2y = 4 and 6x+ 4y = 9

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Answered by sara81496

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2(3x+2y)=2×4
6x+4y=9
subtract,
6x+4y=9
6x+4y=8

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