Where is the y-intercept on a graph

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Andrius Solopovas asked Feb 7, 2022

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Where is the y-intercept on a graph

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Answer:

The y intercept on a graph is the y-axis.

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Answer:

The y-intercept is where the graph intersects with (goes through) the y-axis.

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The point where the graph passes through the y-axis (vertical axis) is known as the y-intercept.

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