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Question 116

The line AB AB\,AB passes through the points A(−2,k)A(-2, k)A(−2,k) and (4,8)(4, 8)(4,8).

The gradient of AB AB\,AB is -2.

(a).

Work out the value of kkk.

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(b).

Hence, work out the value of x x\,x when the line AB AB\,AB crosses the xxx-axis.

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