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Chapter 1: Q. 141 (page 44)

If two distinct lines have the same y

intercept, but different slopes, can they have the same x-intercept?

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No they do not have same x-intercept

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01

Given information

We are given 2 lines such that they have same y-intercept but different slopes.

02

Explanation

No they do not have same x-intercept as they have different slope and same y-intercept there x-intercept has to be different.

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