Which equation represents a line which is parallel to the line y=7/6x−6? 7y-6x= -14
6x + 7y = 56
7x + 6y = 18
7x - 6y = -48

6x+7y=56

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to have an equation that is parallel to another the slopes multiplied by one another must equal -1. In this case, the first slope is . So ×what = -1

Normally you can just flip the numerator and denominator and add the opposite sign. So we can do that here. . So the equation should have .

But none of the answers obviously have that slope. If you try the second one, which looks different from the rest and will give you a negative x when you subtract it from both sides. Then you can divide by 7, you get .