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Identify the x intercept and y intercept of equation 3x-y=6

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We have the following:


3x-y=6

solving for y:


y=3x-6

To calculate the y-intercept, x must be equal to 0 and to calculate the x-intercept, y must be 0, therefore

y-intercept


\begin{gathered} y=3\cdot0-6 \\ y=-6 \\ (0,-6) \end{gathered}

x-intercept


\begin{gathered} 0=3\cdot x-6 \\ 3x=6 \\ x=(6)/(3)=2 \\ (2,0) \end{gathered}
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