How do you find the slope of a line parallel to −3y−5y=6?
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Parallel lines have the same slope.
Therefore, the slope of a line parallel to -3x-5y=6 is given by y=mx+b where m is the slope.
-3x-5y=6
-5y=3x+6
making y the subject divide by -5 throughout.
y=-3/5x-6/5
slope=-3/5
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