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Finding x and y intercepts of each equation: the equation is x+y=3
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Finding x and y intercepts of each equation: the equation is x+y=3
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x intercept is where the line crosses the x axis or where y=0
y intercept is where the line crosses the y axis or where x=0
x+y=3
x intercept
set y to 0
x+0=3
x=3
the x intercept is at x=3
y intercept
set x to 0
0+y=3
y=3
the x intercept is at y=3
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