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What is the y intercept of 3x62-6x+21=0
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What is the y intercept of 3x62-6x+21=0

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Answer:

(0, 207)

Explanation:

We calculate y-intercept by substituting 0 for x.

The equation becomes:

3*62-6*(0)+21=207

y intercept is (0, 207)

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