Question

Is this picture correct ?

Answer 1

the line is meant to be y=x

Answer 2

It is ok. The line y=x bisects the first and third quadrant, so it is ok.

Answer 3

y=x passes through 45 degrees

Answer 4

So it is correct

Answer 5

Thank you :) What are the co-ordinates for the point of intersection ?
That means where the two lines I have drawn meet isn't it ?

Answer 6

In the graph, I see only one line and the axis x-y. If you mean where the line cut these axes, you'll see that the point is (0,0).

Answer 7

The axis lines do not count as actual lines

Answer 8

Sorry ! I forgot I'm not on my other post ! @No.name would understand that previous question.
I meant with the line we drew last night.

Answer 9

Ok.

Answer 10

@No.name Where'd that big post go ? I was reading and it disappeared :(

Answer 11

Is this the question you need to find out ?
Ok, the equation of the line last night we drew was

y= 4x -9

The equation of the line this time is y=x

So we need to solve them simultaneously

y-4x= -9 --->1
y-x = 0------>2

We subtract 2 from 1

3x = -9
x= -9/3
x= -3

Substitute the value of x into any of the above eqautions 1 and 2

You would get the value of y

After that
Write it as
(value of x , value of y )

This is the point where the two lines intersect

Answer 12

so they intersect at -4,-9

Answer 13

I am not commenting wether it is correct or not but how did u do that

Answer 14

well subtract 2 from 1. x-x is nothing y-y is nothing that leaves -4 and -9

Answer 15

no it isn't correct i am sorry,

-4x is whole quantity u subtract -x from it u get

-(-) = +

So we get x = -3
It is better you ask your teacher because explaining through OS is difficult if you don't know the basics :-)

Answer 16

okay so can you draw out the working for that for me please ? I cant really talk to a teacher as im in an online university course and seeing a lecturer is nearly impossible. Its a kinda fend for yourself thing.

Answer 17

It cannot be drawn , it is analytical not graphical

Answer 18

so what can be shown for working out ? is it just a knowing thing ?

Answer 19

I just showed the working above ^

Answer 20

y-4x= -9 --->1
y-x = 0------>2

We subtract 2 from 1

3x = -9
x= -9/3
x= -3

Answer 21

yes :-

Answer 22

so x=-3 on its own is correct ?

Answer 23

(-3, value of y )
Find the value of y now

y-(-3) = 0

y+3 = 0
y = -3


So they will intersect at

(-3, -3)

END OF STORY

Answer 24

oh im sorry ..

Answer 25

thank you ..