Write the corinates of where the lines cross...?

Question

x=2
y=4

How do i do this and wat is the answer! we are doing coordinates and lines.

Thanx

Answer 1

The coordinates of where the lines cross are (2,4).

The x coordinate is two and the y coordinate is four. Your lines tell you the coordinates.

Answer 2

draw yourself a large right angle where x is either vertical line and y is the other say horizontal. Mark off intervals of 1 cm and draw two lines one coming from the x axis across 2,0 and one the same on the y axis at 4,0 the coordinates are where the lines cross over each other. Mark down the x figure and the y figure to find the coordinates.

Answer 3

The line x= 2 is a vertical line parallel to the y-axis and so x= 2 at every point on that line.

Similarly, the line y = 4 is a horizontal line parallel to the x-axis and so every poit on the line has a y-value of 4

Thus when the lines intersect, it must be at the point (2,4).

Answer 4

a line crossing at x=2 & y=4 passes through points (2,0) & (0,4)

slope of this line can be derived as y2-y1/x2-x1 =4-0 / 0-2 =-2

so the line y=mx+c
can be written as y=-2x+c
to derive c lets put the coordinates (0,4)
4=-2 * 0 +c
c=4
so the eqn becomes y=-2x+4
2x+y=4


u dont need this entire thing
the answer to your question is the first line of my answer above...but incase u need the equation of the line then u need the whole solution

Answer 5

The coordinates are (2, 4)
Draw it out and look at it.

Doug

Answer 6

x = 2 is a vertical line
y = 4 is a horizontal line
Lines cross at point (2 , 4)

Answer 7

its spelled coordinates

just draw the lines and where they intersect (2, 4) is your answer

Answer 8

then the lines would intersect at (2,4)