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To show: the given equations have no point in common.
Answer to Problem 32E
Since parallel lines do not have a common point. Therefore, the given condition is true for the given line equations.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given equations are as follows:
When
There is a point (let’s say P ) common between the two lines.
Calculation:
Let the coordinates of point P be
Put the point coordinates in equation (1) and evaluate the value of
Put the point coordinates and
When
Therefore, at
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