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The x-intercept is the point on the x-axis where the line crosses it. The

y-coordinate of the line's x-intercept is always zero. The x-coordinate of the
x-intercept is the number where it crosses the x-axis. A line with an x-
intercept of (5,0) crosses the x-axis at the number 5. A line with an x-
intercept of (-5,0) crosses the x-axis at -5.
Which of these coordinates could be a line's x-intercept?
A
(3,1)
B
(0,-12)
С
(-5,4)
(-7,0)

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Answer:

D

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