The point where the lines intersect is the point that satisfies both equations.
It is (1, 5), selection C.
You could solve it ( without a graph) in 2 easy ways :
1 use the equation that you have written in pencil and solve for y
y=3=-x+4
y=-x +1
Or you could use the point slop form after you find the y intercept y=mx+b
-3=4(-1)+b
b= 1
So the answer would be y= -x +1
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Answer:
(C) (2,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
The mid point of the line segment is defined as the point on that line that divides the line segment in to two congruent segments and is denoted as:
Mid point=
Now, the line segment having the points (-2,4) and (6,-4) has the mid point:
Mid point= 
=
Hence, the mid point of the given line segment is: (2,0)
Therefore, Option C is correct.
<span>Simplify For Example :Just as I can pull from a square (or second) root anything that I have two copies of, so also I can pull from a fourth root anything I've got four. </span>
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