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Is the line through points p(-7,2) and q(7,-6) parallel to the line through points r9-1,-5) and s(-3,-1)? explain a. no; one lin has zero slope the other has no slope yes; the lines are both vertical yes; the lines have equal slopes no; the lines have unequal slopes

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