Lines
Types of exercises: does a point lie on a line, intersection of two lines, how two lines lie relative to each other, parallel line through a point, general form of a line, equation of a line through a point: given gradient or parallel line, angle of inclination of a line.
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How do these two lines lie relative to each other?
y = −x + 7 y = −x + 8
What angle does this line make with the positive x-axis?
y = (√3/3)x − 8
Does the point lie on this line?
y = 3x − 9, P = (2, −4)
Find the equation of this line in slope-intercept form
A line is parallel to the line y = −6x + 9 and passes through the point P = (−2, 6).
Give the point where this line meets the y-axis
x − 5y + 5 = 0
Give the y-intercept of the line
A line parallel to y = −4x + 6 passes through the point (5, 12). Give the y-intercept of that line.
Give the intersection point of the lines
y = −7x + 44 y = 2x − 10
How do these two lines lie relative to each other?
y = −5x + 10 5x + y − 5 = 0
Which equation describes this line?
A line makes an angle of 150° with the positive x-axis and meets the y-axis at the point (0, 9).
Does the point lie on this line?
y = x + 5, P = (1, 15)
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