Figure 1 below shows a sketch of y=∣3x−2∣y = |3x - 2|y=∣3x−2∣.
State the coordinates of the points of intersection of the graph with the coordinate axes.
The line l l\,l has equation y=ax+1y = ax + 1y=ax+1, where a a\,a is a constant. The graphs of y=∣3x−2∣y = |3x - 2|y=∣3x−2∣ and y=ax+1y = ax + 1y=ax+1 have two distinct points of intersection.
Determine
the set of possible values of aaa,
the xxx-coordinates of the two points of intersection, giving your answers in terms of aaa.
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