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What is the x-intercept of the equation whose line is 3x + 10y = 36?

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For this case we have the following linear equation:

3x + 10y = 36
The intersection with the x axis occurs when the value of y is equal to zero.
We then have to replace y = 0 in the equation:

3x + 10 (0) = 36
Rewriting:

3x + 0 = 36 3x = 36
Clearing x we have:

x = 36/3 x = 12
Answer:
The x-intercept of the equation whose line is 3x + 10y = 36 is:
x = 12
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