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What is the x-intercept and the Y-intercept? Y=-2/3x
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What is the x-intercept and the Y-intercept?

Y=-2/3x

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Both the x-intercept and y-intercepts are 0.

The x and y-intercepts are zero because the graph does not cross the x or y-axis. Instead, this function passes through the origin. The slope of this function is -2/3.

What is the x-intercept and the Y-intercept? Y=-2/3x-example-1
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Answer:

Y-intercept is 0 and x intercept is also 0

Explanation:

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