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Chapter 4: Q. 456 (page 539)

find an equation of a line parallel to the line y= -2x-3 and contains the point (-1,3). Write the equation in slope鈥搃ntercept form.

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Equation of the line is y= -2x+1.

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Step 1. Given information  

line y= -2x-3

point (-1,3)

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Step 2. Equation of the line  

Equation of the line parallel to the given line is y= -2x+c and this line passes through (-1,3) So,

3=2+c

c=1

Equation of the line is y= -2x+1.

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