consider the lines l and k given by the equations l ay x a k 4y x a where a is a number such that l and k have an intersec
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consider the lines l and k given by the equations :
l : ay +x =a
k : 4y-x = a
where a is a number such that l and k have an intersection point.
Give me the intersection point of l and k. Give your asnwer as coordinates
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Answer to a math question consider the lines l and k given by the equations :
l : ay +x =a
k : 4y-x = a
where a is a number such that l and k have an intersection point.
Give me the intersection point of l and k. Give your asnwer as coordinates
ay+x = a; x = a-ay 4y-x=a; 4y-a+ay = a y(4+a)=2a; y=\frac{2a}{4+a} x=a-a(\frac{2a}{4+a}) = a(1-\frac{2a}{4+a}) (x,y) = (a(1-\frac{2a}{4+a}); \frac{2a}{4+a})
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