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Find the y - intercept of y=3x+15 and then interpret it

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Answer:

The y-intercept to the given line equation y=3x+15 is (0,15).

Explanation:

Given line equation is y=3x+15

To find the y-intercept from the given line equation y=3x+15:

y-intercept when x=0

That is substitute x=0 in the given line equation

y=3x+15

y=3(0)+15

y=0+15

y=15

Therefore y=5

The point (0,15) on the graph where the line y is intersected is y-intercept.

In other words y-intercept is the point (0,15) where the given line equation y=3x+15 crosses the y-axis.

Therefore the y-intercept to the given line equation y=3x+15 is (0,15).

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