Determine the x-intercept, y-intercept and slope of the line described by - 3x + 7y = –21 (Which is not proper Standard Form because the coefficient of x can't be negative)

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Determine the x-intercept, y-intercept and slope of the line described by - 3x + 7y = –21 (Which is not proper Standard Form because the coefficient of x can't be negative)

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Slope = 3/7

y - intercept: y = -3

x - intercept x = 7

Fiona T answered Jul 11, 2021

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