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What the is the y-intercept of this equation: 4x = 2y +6

What the is the y-intercept of this equation: 4x = 2y +6
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What the is the y-intercept of this equation: 4x = 2y +6

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4x=2y+6
(-2y=-4x+6)/-2
y=2x-3
y-int: (0, -3)
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