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# hate graphs :P

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In the xy-plane, line L and K are parallel.Line Lpasses through the point (-1,-6) and the vertex of the parabola with the equation y=-2(x-1)^2+2 if the point (r,s) lies on the line K, which of the following is another point on line K

A) (r+1, s+4)

B) (r-1, s+4)

C) (r+1,s-4)

D) (r+4, s+t)

E) (r-4, s-4)

Dec 17, 2015

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Here's a graph that demonstrates Melody's answer.....

Dec 25, 2015

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I hate graph's too, My friend!

Dec 17, 2015
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Hi Solveit,

In the xy-plane, line L and K are parallel.Line Lpasses through the point (-1,-6) and the vertex of the parabola with the equation y=-2(x-1)^2+2 if the point (r,s) lies on the line K, which of the following is another point on line K

A) (r+1, s+4)

B) (r-1, s+4)

C) (r+1,s-4)

D) (r+4, s+t)

E) (r-4, s-4)

Do you still need and answer to this question - it is a bit old now.

I'll just give you an outline,

L passes thought (-1,-6)  and  (1,2)  so the gradient of L is     (2--6)/(1--1) = 8/2 = 4/1

K is a paralel line

one point on k is  (r,s)  so another point would be  (r+1,s+4)        [ run 1 ans rise 4]

If you need me to draw a pic or something, Let me know :)

Dec 18, 2015
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Here's a graph that demonstrates Melody's answer.....

CPhill Dec 25, 2015
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thanks everybody ! and merry christmas ! :)

Dec 25, 2015
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