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Intersecting Lines Using Slope-Intercept Form


	Two straight lines intersect at a point unless they have the same slope. In slope-intercept form, the equation of a line is given by , where is the slope and is the intercept. If two lines are both given in slope-intercept form, you can find their point of intersection by solving the simultaneous equations ; .


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