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Explain what the y-intercept of a line is

Explain what the y-intercept of a line is
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Explain what the y-intercept of a line is

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y= mx+ b, the y- intercept is b. It equals whatever point is on the y-axis
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Answer:

The Y intercept happens when x = 0

Explanation:

When x = 0, it lands on the y coordinate, creating the Y intercept

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