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Question 17

A Cartesian coordinate system showing a straight line labeled y = 5x + 1. The line has a positive gradient and crosses the y-axis at point Q. The origin is labeled O. The x-axis and y-axis are shown with arrows at their ends.

a.

The line y=5x+1y = 5x + 1y=5x+1 crosses the y y\,y axis at QQQ.
What is the value of y y\,y at QQQ?

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b.

Write down the equation of another line which is parallel to y=5x+1y = 5x + 1y=5x+1

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Equation of a Line Questions

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