Is the point 5,-4 a soulution to the line y=-2x+6 If so why?

Step-by-step explanation:

Parallel means that the lines never intersect. If the equation of the new line is  y=ax+b , then the system

y=ax+b  

y=2x+5  

needs to have no solutions. Subtracting the equations gives us

(a−2)x+(b−5)=0  

In order for this to ever be  0  we need either  a≠2  or  b=5 , so to stop this from happening, we will require both  a=2  and  b≠5 .

Since our line now has the form  y=2x+b , and  (4,5)  is on the line, then the equation

5=2⋅4+b  

should be true. Since this implies that  b=−3 , we have that the parallel line going through  (4,5)  has equation

y=2x−3

my guess would be b and d, but i didn’t actually get out the pen and paper. lol

i cant answer this, theres no table. sorry man

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