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Question 58

Line A passes through the points (−4,2)(-4, 2)(−4,2) and (2,11)(2, 11)(2,11). Verify that the equation of the line parallel to A that passes through (4,9)(4, 9)(4,9) is y=32x+3\displaystyle y = \frac{3}{2}x + 3y=23​x+3.

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