Mathematics Graphs and Equations Slope and Intercepts
what is the vertical and horizontal difference between the two eqautions on a graph? Here are the eqautions... y=2x+3
y=2x-4
please help me on this. These two eqautions when graphed are parralell to each other. But im not sure how to calculate the difference in vertical and horizontal. please help.
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