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Vector calculus — Question 39

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QUESTION 39

The parametric equations x=2+3tx=2+3t, y=−1+6ty=-1+6t describe the line
(A)
y=2x−5y=2x-5
(B)
y=2x+5y=2x+5
(C)
y=x−3y=x-3
(D)
y=3x−7y=3x-7
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