SOLUTION: considering the two lines
y=2x-1 and y= -x +3
how do decide if the two lines intersect? and if they do what is the point of intersection? please show working. Thanks
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Question 326547: considering the two lines
y=2x-1 and y= -x +3
how do decide if the two lines intersect? and if they do what is the point of intersection? please show working. Thanks
Answer by user_dude2008(1862) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y=2x-1
-x+3=2x-1
3+1=2x+x
4=3x
x=4/3
y=2x-1=2(4/3)-1=8/3-1=5/3
Answers: x=4/3, y=5/3
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