Find the equations of at least three lines that intersect each other at the point (6, -2)?

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anonymous · Answer

Is there more to this question? @ohmath123

ohmath123 · Answer

no, its a problem solving class where we have to use critical thinking skills and figure it out whether we related to real life events and such @Austin1617

mathmale · Answer

All three (or more) lines have to pass thru the same point, (6,-2).

You could use the point-slope formula referring to the same point, but choosing three or more different values for the slope, m.

anonymous · Answer

I got this.
x=6, y=-2, x=-3y

ohmath123 · Answer

I was just doing the same and got y=-2 and x=6 and for the third one just pick another point to find the slope? @Austin1617

anonymous · Answer

Yeah.

mathmale · Answer

If you have any doubts regarding the correctness of  your answers, graph those answers.  

Do all of these lines pass through (6,-2)?

ohmath123 · Answer

Thank you, once i go back and check they do pass through the (6,-2) @mathmale