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What is the y-intercept of the line described by the equation y=-6x+3

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Y intercept is positive 3
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Answer: y intercept = 3 ✅

Explanation:

Hii, do you need to know the y intercept of the line that is described by the line y=-6x+3? No problem. (:

Note that this particular equation is given to us in "slope intercept" form.

The "slope intercept" formula is y=mx+c, in which "m" denotes the slope and "c" denotes the y intercept.

Looking back at our equation, let's consider this:

"What is the y intercept of the line that is described by the equation y=-6x+3?"

Note that the y intercept is a constant number; it does not come before any variables.


\large\boldsymbol{\therefore,\;the\;y\;intercept\;is\;3}

Voila! There's our solution, cheers! (:

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