Answer:
You use the slope formula and slope-intercept form y =
m
x
+
b to find the equation. y
=
4
/3
x
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Easy C
That is a really hard one but i gotch you
Answer:
(i) Not true for any cases, (ii) True for some cases, (iii) True for some cases, (iv) True for all cases.
Step-by-step explanation:
Now we proceed to check each statement in terms of concepts of function from Analytical Geometry:
(i) <em>Two lines that have the same y-intercept and the same slope intersect at exactly one point. </em>
False, two lines that have the same y-intercept and the same slope intersect at every point. Both lines are coincident. (Answer: Not true for any cases)
(ii) <em>Two lines that have the same y-intercept intersect at exactly one point. </em>
Conditionally true, two lines that have the same y-intercept intersect at exactly one point if and only if slopes are different. (Answer: True for some cases)
(iii) <em>Two lines that have the same slope do not intersect at any point. </em>
Conditionally true, two lines that have the same slope do not intersect at any point if and only if they share the same y-intercept. (Answer: True for some cases)
(iv) <em>Two lines that have two different slopes intersects at exactly one point.</em>
True, two lines that have two different slopes intersects at exactly one point no matter what y-intercepts they have. (Answer: True for all cases)
Answer:
No they cannot.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Yes, they intersect at roughly (4.2,5.2).
