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Where does the line y = x - 10 cross the y axis?
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Where does the line y = x - 10 cross the y axis?

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x=0 because since y = x - 10 on the graph it would be 0,-10
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The answer is -10, because in y = x - 10, the x is the slope and therefore the -10 is the y intercept. I hope this helps!
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