Saturday, October 4, 2025

TI-60 Geometry: Intersection and Angle Between Two Lines

TI-60 Geometry: Intersection and Angle Between Two Lines


We have two lines in the standard form:


y = R1 * x + R2

y = R3 * x + R4


where R1, R3 are the slopes and R2, R4 are the y-intercepts, which are stored prior to executing the programs.


TI-60: Intersection Point


x = (R4 – R3) / (R1 – R3), y = R1 * x + R2


Step Key Code

Key

Step Key Code

Key

00 53

(

14 54

)

01 71

RCL

15 95

=

02 04

4

16 13

R/S

03 75

-

17 65

×

04 71

RCL

18 71

RCL

05 02

2

19 01

1

06 54

)

20 85

+

07 55

÷

21 71

RCL

08 53

(

22 02

2

09 71

RCL

23 95

=

10 01

1

24 13

R/S

11 75

-

25 22

RST

12 71

RCL



13 03

3






TI-60: Angle Between Two Lines


Θ = arctan(abs((R1 – R3) / (1 + R1 * R3)))


Step Key Code

Key

Step Key Code

Key

00 53

(

13 65

×

01 71

RCL

14 71

RCL

02 01

1

15 03

3

03 75

-

16 54

)

04 71

RCL

17 95

=

05 03

3

18 96

06 54

)

19 86

√x

07 55

÷

20 12

R/S

08 53

(

21 34

RST

09 01

1



10 85

+



11 71

RCL



12 01

1




Examples


Intersection Point: (x, y)

Angle: Θ (degrees)

y = -2 * x + 3

y = 3 * x + 4

(-0.2, 3.4)

45°

y = x + 8

y = 3 * x – 6

(7, 15)

26.56505118°

y = 4 * x – 6

y = 2 * x + 1

(3.5, 8)

12.52880771°



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Eddie


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TI-60 Geometry: Intersection and Angle Between Two Lines

TI-60 Geometry: Intersection and Angle Between Two Lines We have two lines in the standard form: y = R1 * x + R2 y = R3 * x + R4 ...