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Does the graph of every linear equation have an x-intercept

Does the graph of every linear equation have an x-intercept
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Does the graph of every linear equation have an x-intercept

User Petar Vasilev
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No.

The equation for a linear graph has the form
y = mx + b

but if m is 0, and b is not, it will not have an x-intercept.
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