Question

the line representing the linear equation 2x-y=3 and 2x-y=5 are :

Answer 1

hey mate here is your answer

to find out if your lines are parallel or perpendicular you have to check if they m1 is equal to M2
or if M2 is into M1 =-1

SM 1 is equal to M2 then the lines are parallel if anyone is into M2 is equal to -1 then the lines are perpendicular

in the given to linear equation bring them to the standard form that is Y is equal to MX + c

so 2 x minus Y is equal to 3 will become minus Y is equal to minus 2 X + 3 that is nothing but Y is equal to 2 X + 3 Here the m1 will be equal to 2

in the second linear equation that is 2 x minus Y is equal to 5 into the standard format Y is equal to 2 X + 5 and M2 is equal to 2

now m1 one is equal to M2 hence They are parallel lines