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Is it possible to find the coordinates (x,y) of a point with the following information at hand: Slope = 1/3, and another point (8,0).
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with this information we can get the equation of the line by using formula...
Y= mX + C
we will get.... 3Y = X-8
But there will be infinite points satisfying this equation.
To get a unique point more information is required.
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Y= mX + C
we will get.... 3Y = X-8
But there will be infinite points satisfying this equation.
To get a unique point more information is required.
Posted from my mobile device
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