Suppose we are given the following.
Line 1 passes through (-5.-8) and (-1, 4).
Line 2 passes...
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Suppose we are given the following.
Line 1 passes through (-5.-8) and (-1, 4).
Line 2 passes through (0.1) and (2, 7).
Line 3 passes through (6. -7) and (-6, -3).
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