Question

The point of intersection of lines x = 3 and y = 2 is
Choose one:

(0, 0)

(1, 2)

(3, 2)

(2, 3)

Answer 1

In the attachment I have answered

this problem geometrically.

Clearly the point of intersection of the

lines x =3 and y=2 is (3,2).

See the attachment for detailed solution

Answer 2

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY Y=3?

AS YOU SEE Y=3 MEANS THAT X COORDINATE AT EVERY POINT ON THIS LINE IS ZERO MEANS THIS LINE IS ALWAYS PARALLEL TO X AXIS.

SIMILARLY FOR X=2 THIS LINE INDICATES THAT THE VALUE OF Y COORDINATE ON THIS LINE IS ALWAYS ZERO MEANS THIS IS PARALLEL TO Y AXIS.

SOLUTION...

FROM THE EQUATION WE CONCLUDE THAT AT THE INTERSECTION POINT Y COORDINATE WILL BE 3 BECAUSE ONE OF THE LINE IS Y=3. AND X COORDINATE WILL BE 2 BECAUSE OTHER LINE IS X=2 SO YOUR REQUIRED POINTS ARE (2,3)

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