Intersection point between two lines (boundary points given) after extrapolating ?

Two lines with boundary points are given . i need to find intersection point between these lines (after extrapolating them ) without the use of skope and intercept

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What does "extrapolating them" mean? What is "skope" and "intercept"?
the other point on red line is (100,107.5).these two lines are not intersecting unless extrapolated...i need the function for intersection point using only these 4 points.
What do you mean when you say you can't use slope and intercept? What prevents you from doing that? For a general pair of lines, there is no way to compute their intersection without deriving the equations for the lines.

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You might think this avoids slope and intercept, but it doesn't.
p1=[100;107.5;1];
p2=[100;17.5;1];
p3=[12.5;110;1];
p4=[102.5;110;1];
P=cross( cross(p1,p2) , cross(p3,p4) );
P=P(1:2)/P(3) %intersection point
P = 2×1
100 110

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