1 thought on “What is the X coin outside the straight line that does not equal to the zero and X -axis point?”
Joanne
Because the intersection of the straight line and the X -axis is on the X axis, the vertical coordinates of the intersection point must be 0, and the point coordinate form is (x, 0). Its horizontal coordinate X value will make the value of KX B (that is, y) is the value of the value of KX B (that is, y) is the value. 0, so order y = 0, kx b = 0, x = -b/k, (k ≠ 0). Do you understand this?
Because the intersection of the straight line and the X -axis is on the X axis, the vertical coordinates of the intersection point must be 0, and the point coordinate form is (x, 0). Its horizontal coordinate X value will make the value of KX B (that is, y) is the value of the value of KX B (that is, y) is the value. 0, so order y = 0, kx b = 0, x = -b/k, (k ≠ 0). Do you understand this?