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What is the Y-Intercept of the line: Y - 5 = x + 5
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What is the Y-Intercept of the line:
Y - 5 = x + 5

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Answer:

10

Explanation:

isolate y by adding 5 to each side. Now you have y=x+10. 10 is the c value, which is the y-intercept

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