15x+7y=5 find the y-intercept

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Mike Todd asked Apr 17, 2022

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15x+7y=5 find the y-intercept

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Answer:

slope: -15/7

intercept: ( 0, 5/7)

Explanation:

Ilya Karnaukhov answered Apr 17, 2022

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The y intercept is when x = 0.

So 15(0) + 7y = 5

7y = 5 (divide by 7)

Y = 5/7

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