What are the x and y-intercepts of the line described by the equation? -6x+3y=18.9

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ReSPAWNed asked Jan 18, 2023

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What are the x and y-intercepts of the line described by the equation?
-6x+3y=18.9

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Answer:

Y=6.3 and X=-3.15

Explanation:

Plug in 0 for x and y in separate equations

-6(0)+3y=18.9

3y=18.9

3/3y=18.9/3

y+6.3

-6x+3(0)=18.9

-6x+18.9

-6/-6x+18.9/-6

x=-3.15

Alexandru Dinu answered Jan 22, 2023

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