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Hi Conor. Parallel lines have the same slope. If you turn both equations into the y = mx+b form (the first equation is already in this form) then you can compare the "m" values. If they are the same, and the sign (pos/neg) is the same and the values of "b" are different, then the lines are parallel.
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