1955 AHSME Problems/Problem 46
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The graphs of , and intersect in:
Solution
We first convert each of the lines into slope-intercept form ():
stays as is.
stays as is
We can graph the four lines here:[1]
When we do that, the answer turns out to be .
See Also
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