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Question #5cceb

Answer 1

Use point-slope form: `y-y_1=m(x-x_1)`

`y_1=-4`

`x_1=6`

We don't have `m`. `m` will be the slope of the equation of the parallel line. You can find that by writing the other equation as `y=mx+b` and getting the `m` from that equation. However, since we don't have the slope, we'll simply use `m`:

`y-(-4)=m(x-6)`

`y+4=mx-6m`

`y=mx-6m-4`