Question

Find m if the line y=mx−2 intersects y=x^2 in just one point. (WILL GIVE BRANLIEST)

Answer 1

Answer:

anything over ten

Step-by-step explanation:

Try to get a line that is completely vertical.

10 will work, as well as many other numbers, unless i misunderstood the question

Answer 2

Answer:

m = 2root2 or -2root2

Step-by-step explanation:

See the attached graph. We know that it can't be greater than 3, otherwise there are two solutions, and it can't be less than 2, otherwise there are no solutions. The only thing that works is either 2root2 or -2root2. (Root stands for square root.)