Which equation represents a line that is parallel to y = 6x – 4 and goes through the point (2, -1)?

Step-by-step explanation:

two lines are parallel then they have the sane slope

m1=m2

m1=m2=6

L2:=Y-y1=m(X-x1)

=y-(-1)=6(x-2)

=y+1=6x-12

y=6x-13 is equation pf parallel lines.

"The graph will be a dashed line with a y-intercept of negative eight and a slope of three. The graph will be shaded above the line."

Step-by-step explanation:

Whenever we have an inequality of this sort to graph, We need to keep in mind some points:

Let the inequality be of the form  y > mx +b

Dashed line will be when the inequality sign DOES NOT have equal sign (only when < or >). Or else solid line.m is the slope and b is the y interceptIf y is greater than mx+b, then shade the region above the line and if y is less than mx+b, then shade the region below the line

Our equation is y > 3x - 8, so from the points noted above, we can say that:

The graph would be dashed lineThe slope would be 3 and y-intercept will be -8Since y is greater than, the graph will be shaded above the line

So, last answer choice is right.