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14. What is the y-intercept on the equation y = 3x - 6*
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14. What is the y-intercept on the equation y = 3x - 6*

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y=mx+b in this case y=mx-b. m=slope. b=y intercept. so, 6 will be your y intercept
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-6 is the y-intercept, as in the point that crosses the y axis

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