The x-value of the intersection point of the lines is ( d - b)/(a-c)
<h3>Intersection of lines</h3>
Given the equation of a line expressed as;
y = ax +b and;
y = cx + d.
Equating both lines, we will have:
Make x the subject of the formula:
ax - cx = d = b
x (a-c) = d - b
x = ( d - b)/(a-c)
Hence the x-value of the intersection point of the lines is ( d - b)/(a-c)
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G(x) = ax^2
y = ax^2
5 = a(1)^2
a = 5
Therefore, g(x) = 5x^2
Answer:
x = 36
Step-by-step explanation:
144 + x = 36
*it's same side interior angles*
