The coefficient in front of the variable x gives the slope. The first

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The coefficient in front of the variable x gives the slope. The first two have a slope of 5, but different y intercepts. They're parallel to each other. The third and fourth both have a slope of 1 and are less steep than the first two. They have different y intercepts and are also parallel to each other.

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