Enter point and line information:

<-- Line 1
<-- Line 2
  

Are 2x+8y=20 and 3x+9y=50:

parallel, intersect, or perpendicular

Get Eq. 1 into y = mx + b format:

2x + 8y = 20

8y = -2x + 20

Divide each side by 8

8y
8
=
  
-2x + 20
8

Simplifying, we have:

y = -0.25x + 2.5

Final Answer

Slope = -0.25


You have 2 free calculationss remaining



Get Eq. 2 into y = mx + b format:

3x + 9y = 50

9y = -3x + 50

Divide each side by 9

9y
9
=
  
-3x + 50
9

Simplifying, we have:

y = -0.33333333333333x + 5.5555555555556

Final Answer

Slope = -0.33333333333333


You have 2 free calculationss remaining



Set EQ1 = EQ2:

-0.25x + 2.5 = -0.33333333333333x + 5.5555555555556

-0.25x - -0.33333333333333x = 5.5555555555556 - 2.5

+ 0.083333333333333x = 3.0555555555556

x = 3.0555555555556/ + 0.083333333333333

x = 36.666666666667

Plug x into equation 1

y = -0.25 * (36.666666666667) + 2.5

y = -9.1666666666667 + 2.5

y = -6.6667

Our intersection point = (36.666666666667, -6.6667)

Calculate the product of the 2 slopes:

Slope 1 * Slope 2 = -0.25 * -0.33333333333333 = 0.083333333333333

Perpendicular Check

Since the product of the 2 slopes ≠ -1
The lines are not perpendicular

Line Relation Check

The 2 lines intersect at (36.666666666667, -6.6667)

Check if equations are Independent:

Since the slopes are different
The systems are independent

Check if equations are Dependent:

To be dependent
the slopes and y-intercept must be the same.
This is not the case

Check if equations are Inconsistent:

To be inconsistent
The slopes must be the same
Ty-intercepts must different.
This is not the case

Calculate the angle θ

θ is formed by the two lines

tan(θ)  =  m2 - m1
  1 + m2m1

tan(θ)  =  -0.33333333333333 --0.25
  1 + -0.33333333333333 *-0.25

tan(θ)  =  -0.083333333333333
  1 + 0.083333333333333

tan(θ)  =  -0.083333333333333
  1.0833333333333

tan(θ) = -0.076923076923077

θ = -4.3987


What is the Answer?
Slope = -0.33333333333333
How does the 2 Lines Intersection Calculator work?
Free 2 Lines Intersection Calculator - Enter any 2 line equations, and the calculator will determine the following:
* Are the lines parallel?
* Are the lines perpendicular
* Do the lines intersect at some point, and if so, which point?
* Is the system of equations dependent, independent, or inconsistent
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What 3 formulas are used for the 2 Lines Intersection Calculator?

Lines are parallel when they have the same slope.
Lines are perpendicular when they have slopes which are negative reciprocals.
For a line y = mx + b, m is the slope

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What 6 concepts are covered in the 2 Lines Intersection Calculator?

2 lines intersection
intersect
line equation
parallel
perpendicular
two lines which intersect to form a right angle
slope
Change in y over change in x
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