And that's where we intersect the y axis.

Well where does this intersect the y axis?

That's where you intersect the y axis at the point.

We could say, OK, when does this equation intersect the x axis.

And these are the x values where you intersect the x axis.

Where does it intersect the x axis? x is equal to 5.

They just want to know, how many times does it intersect the axis?

And that actually tells you where you're going to intersect the y axis.

So the easiest thing because maybe it doesn't intersect the x axis at all.

Or another way to put it is, this never does intersect the x axis.

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

Intersect

line intersect the y axis what value does y take on when x is 0?

That's the same thing as saying, where does f of x interject intersect the x axis?

Intersect Paths

Intersect Paths

lines intersect.

The Intersect.

X intersect Y.

Okay... Okay, intersect.

They're going to intersect the y axis in a different place but theyr'e going to be parallel to each other.

They will never intersect.

That's where they intersect.

So they clearly intersect.

These lines just intersect.

And they never intersect! They never intersect. So they're on the same plane but they never intersect each other.

My axes x axis, y axis.

So that's my x axis, y axis, z axis. x, y, z.

Why send me the Intersect?

Because Intersect was a mission.

The Intersect was a mission.

What happened to the Intersect?

Fulcrum thinks you're the Intersect.

It was called the Intersect.

Y axis