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What is a possible equation for a function with an x-intercept of (-5,0) and a y-intercept of (0,3)?

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Answer:

The equation of a straight line is

-3 x+5 y=15

Explanation:

Given x - intercept of (-5,0) and y- intercept is (0,3)

here (-5,0 ) point lie on x- axis and (0,3) this point lie on y- axis

we know that the x- intercept 'a' and y- intercept 'b' formula is


(x)/(a) +(y)/(b) = 1

so given x - intercept a =-5 and y- intercept is b= 3

now the straight line equation is
(x)/(-5) +(y)/(3) =1

now simplify
(-3 x+5 y)/(15) =1


-3 x+5 y=15

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