SOLUTION: Line A is formed by using the points (-1,6) and (3,-2). Line B is formed by using the points (-3,0) and (5,4). What linear equations can be used to represent each line?
At wha
Algebra ->
Linear-equations
-> SOLUTION: Line A is formed by using the points (-1,6) and (3,-2). Line B is formed by using the points (-3,0) and (5,4). What linear equations can be used to represent each line?
At wha
Log On
Question 1006450: Line A is formed by using the points (-1,6) and (3,-2). Line B is formed by using the points (-3,0) and (5,4). What linear equations can be used to represent each line?
At what point do the two lines intersect? Show algebraically and graphically. Found 2 solutions by josgarithmetic, MathTherapy:Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source):
Finding where they intersect -
Equate the two formulas for y, and solve....
and use this to find corresponding y-coordinate.
-
Intersection point is at and .----No.
Obviously, (1,2).
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Line A is formed by using the points (-1,6) and (3,-2). Line B is formed by using the points (-3,0) and (5,4). What linear equations can be used to represent each line?
At what point do the two lines intersect? Show algebraically and graphically.