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What is the y intercept of 2x - y = -1

What is the y intercept of 2x - y = -1
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What is the y intercept of 2x - y = -1

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Answer:

1

Explanation:

You have to rewrite this into slope intercept.

Find Y


2x-y=-1\\\\-y=-1-2x\\\\(-y=-1-2x)/(-1) \\y=1+2x

Therefore, the y intercept is 1

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