SOLUTION: two functions are defined as follows f(x)={6-x for 0<x<6 { x-6 for x>6 g(x)=1/2x draw the graphs of the functions f and g in the interval 0<x<14, 0<y<8 using a scale

Question 1106888: two functions are defined as follows
f(x)={6-x for 0 { x-6 for x>6
g(x)=1/2x
draw the graphs of the functions f and g in the interval 0 Mark the intersecction points A and B of f(x) ang g(x) on the graph
write down the coordinates of A and B
Calculate the midpoint M of the line AB
Find the equation of the strtaight line which joins the points M and N
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