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Question 45

Line P passes through the points (−3,1)(-3, 1)(−3,1) and (1,3)(1, 3)(1,3). Line Q passes through the points (−1,−2)(-1, -2)(−1,−2) and (7,2)(7, 2)(7,2). Show that Line P and Line Q are parallel.

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