find the point of intersection of the two lines
2x-y=17
3x+y=13

Question

find the point of intersection of the two lines 
2x-y=17
3x+y=13

parthkohli · Answer

$$y = 2x - 17 \ y = -3x + 13$$Here is what you get doing a little work.

parthkohli · Answer

To find the intersection of two lines, just solve the system of equations.

anonymous · Answer

can u finish the problem im really confused on this id really appreciate it

geerky42 · Answer

Look closely.

We know that $y=2x−17$ and we also know that $y=−3x+13$ so I can have them equal to each other, like $\large y=2x−17 \text{ & } y=−3x+13 \Rightarrow 2x-17 = -3x + 13$

Is this clear?

geerky42 · Answer

$$y = 2x - 17$$$$y = -3x +13$$
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$$2x - 17 = -3x + 13$$