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anyline has the same slope

slope = -5/7

so those lines are: y = -5/7x + b

Any line having the same slope as your equation will be parallel. To find a SPECIFIC line that is parallell to

y = -5/7x + 2, you need to have at least one point . Since you were given no point, then the answer is ANY LINE having the same slope, which in your case is the fraction -5/7, will be parallel to the equation y = (-5/7)x + 2.

y=-5/7x+2 . . . this is the equation of a line . . . with

slope = - 5 / 7 . .. . and y-intercept = 2

y= -5 / 7 x . . . is a line passing the origin is parallel to y=-5/7x+2

y=-5/7x+4 . . . is parallel to y=-5/7x+2

y=-5/7x - 2 . . .is parallel

y=-5/7x + 20 . . .is parallel

y=-5/7x + k . . .is parallel

so . . any line with slope - 5/7 is always parallel to y = - 5/7 + 2

there are many lines that can be parallel to the one you gave me. Parallel lines means that they have the same slope

in the form y=mx+b = m is the slope

so any line that has the slope of -5/7 is parallel to the one you gave me

Any line with slope -5/7 would be parallel to that line, because parallel lines by definition have equal slopes.

does anyone know what line is parallel to y=-5/7x+2

Any line with equation

y = 5x/7 +b is parallel to y =5x/7 +2

Example:

y = 5x/7 +1

y =5x/7 +2

y =5x/7 +3

y =5x/7 +99999

y =5x/7 -999999999

are all parallel to y =5x/7 +2