Question

What are the x and y-intercepts of the line described by the equation?

−6x+3y=18.9



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Answer 1

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To find x-intercept just need to put 0((zero)) instead of y in the equation.

Thus :

`- 6x + 3(0) = 18.9`

`- 6x + 0 = 18.9`

`- 6x = 18.9`

Divided sides by -6

`( - 6)/( - 6)x = (18.9)/( - 6) \\`

`x = - 3.15`

This is the x-intercept.

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To find y-intercept just need to put 0((zero)) instead of x in the equation.

Thus :

`- 6(0) + 3y = 18.9`

`0 + 3y = 18.9`

`3y = 18.9`

Divided sides by 3

`(3)/(3)y = (18.9)/(3) \\`

`y = 6.3`

This is the y-intercept.

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