Intersection

It's going to intersect the point 0, 0.

Our other point of intersection

That's going to be a point of intersection.

This intersection would look something like this.

When you get to the next fork, turn left.

He didn't notice the interchange ahead of him.

It's a parabola. y intercept at 1.

Well this now, the intersection, would look something like this.

There's going to be some other point way out here where they also intersect.

To an ecologist, the intersection of these is habitat, but to most people, the intersection of these is their home.

And that's where we intersect the y axis.

The question is, where do they intersect?

What are the coordinates of the point of intersection of the diagonals?

So that means that the distance from here to here, from O to the intersection point is equal to the intersection point to B.

And so this intersection point is the midpoint.

And instead of intersecting in two places it only intersects right there at x equals negative five.

You can almost view that I'm pivoting around this point, at the intersection of this point and the plane and the cone.

looking straight down on this plane, that intersection would be a circle.

The light at the intersection goes red. Traffic stops.

The y intercept just tells us where we intercept the y axis.

If we just follow this red line it looks like we intersect there.

It means that you put your crosshair towards the opponent and waiting

And we said, what's the point of intersection, et cetera, et cetera.

So our other intercept is x is equal to 2, y is equal to 0.

And you could just imagine two sticks and changing the angles of the intersection.

Rarely seen by the naked eye, this intersection between the animal world and the plant world is truly a magic moment.

We've found our two points of intersection, right over there and right over there, and when you graph it it

It could be useful for a whole set of different types of crosses between two reproducing organisms.

And it turns out here, that you intersect the axis at 0 comma 5.

If you get x is equal to 0 remember x is equal to 0, that means that's where we're going to intercept at the y axis.

Breakthroughs lie at the intersection of technological possibility and market pull.

And we could just figure out where it intersects the x axis. So then when y is equal to 0, we have x squared over 9 must be equal to 1.

Let's do the z intercept first.

And then someone else has something the complete opposite of yours.

The chief point of intersection between the European and US approaches is major banks.

The point at which they do intersect would be equidistant between those two points.

Turn left at the junction ahead to head to Street 821, Building No.3

This cross between robotics and things like terrorism is going to be fascinating and even disturbing, and we've already seen it start.

So let's see what happens as the x quadrant of the first intersection gets smaller.

So x0 is one of the points of intersection, which makes complete sense.

Because the problem wants us to find that point, the maximum point of intersection.

If we move back 2, we're going to move up 2 in the y direction, and it looks like we found one of our points of intersection.

They're only going to get magnified by the very technology that connects us, because it's making us intersect.

That looks like that might be our other point of intersection, so let me connect this right there.