# Obtain intersection point in a plot?

Posted 6 months ago
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 I plotted the function given in the figure with respect to "z" .I obtained different plots for different distinct values of "t".Now please can you help how to obtain the intersection point of the straight line and the curves.I.e how to precisely obtain the value of " z" at each intersection point. Actually I am using mathematica online.So some sorts of code to obtain the intersection point will be helpfull.Thank you
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Posted 6 months ago
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 Ram:Please check out the "How to Post" article which will explain how to post code that is easily copied by those who try to help you.Since you have a function, f[z, t], defined that gave you the plots you wanted. I suggest trying the following:Find the root of: f[z,t] - k Using FindRoot[]Just substitute k for the y value you are looking for the intercept.