# How to Find Intersection Between Graphs in GeoGebra

You can use `CAS`, or `Algebra View` and `Graphics View` together, to find the points of intersection between graphs.

`GeoGebra` Instruction 1

### Using`CAS`

1.
Open `CAS` under  `View` in  `Menu`.
2.
Type $f\left(x\right)$ in `CAS` as

f(x) := $\dots$

and press `Enter`. Do the same with $g\left(x\right)$.

3.
In an empty row in `CAS`, type

f = g

and click `Solve`  in `Toolbar`. You should get a list of solutions.

4.
For each of the solutions `x` in the list from Step 3, type

(x,f(x))

in an empty row in `CAS` and press `Enter`. The points you get are the points of intersection.

`GeoGebra` Instruction 2

### Using`Algebra View`and`Graphics View`

1.
Open `Algebra View` and `Graphics View` under  `View` in  `Menu`.
2.
Type $f\left(x\right)$ in the `Algebra View` and press `Enter`. Do the same with $g\left(x\right)$. These now appear in `Algebra View` and as graphs in `Graphics View`.
3.
In the `Toolbar`, click `Intersect`  (it is under the same menu as the `Point`  tool).
4.
Click both graphs. The order does not matter.
5.
You will now find the points of intersection in `Algebra View`.

You can also choose the axes to find the intersection between a graph and the axes.