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Which of the following equations represents a line that is parallel to the line with equation
y=−3x+4 ?

A
6x+2y=15
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3xy=7
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2x3y=6
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x+3y=1
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Solution

The correct option is A 6x+2y=15
Given line is y=3x+4
This is slope intercept form of a line where slope of line is 3.
Since, two lines are parallel When their slopes are equal.
Slope of line is 6x+2y=15
2y=6x+15
y=3x+152 is equal to 3
Option A is correct.

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