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Mathematics, 01.07.2019 16:00 nicko10

Is the line through points p(–7, 0) and q(6, –5) parallel to the line through points r(–1, –1) and s(0, –4)? explain. - asap. - answers on image


Is the line through points p(–7, 0) and q(6, –5) parallel to the line through points r(–1, –1) and s

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