SOLUTION: how far apart are the y-intercepts of the line with the equation y=2x+3 and the line that goes through the point (4,2) and has a slope of negative one?
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Question 137141: how far apart are the y-intercepts of the line with the equation y=2x+3 and the line that goes through the point (4,2) and has a slope of negative one?
well first of all i found the other equation through the point slope formula which turned out to be
y=-x+6
is that right
if it is how do i do the rest of the question
thanks for any help you can provide Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! how far apart are the y-intercepts of the line with the equation y=2x+3 and the line that goes through the point (4,2)
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The y-intercetp of the line y=2x+3 is (0,3).
There are an infinite number of lines that go thru the point (4,2)
and each one has a different y-intercept.
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You must have more information so answer the question you posted.
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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