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                Find intercepts of the graph of the equation.
1. y = -6
2. y = 3x+9
            
            
        1. y = -6
2. y = 3x+9
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                    Answered by
            Reiny
            
    to find the x-intercepts, let y=0
to find the y-intercepts , let x=0
    
to find the y-intercepts , let x=0
                    Answered by
            xxx
            
    I think I got it right for number 2. My answer is "x=-3" and "y=9".
But I'm confused with number 1, 'cause there is no X.
:/
    
But I'm confused with number 1, 'cause there is no X.
:/
                    Answered by
            Reiny
            
    correct for the first one.
as to the second, you have a horizontal line running 6 units below the x-axis, so it can never cross the x-axis
whenever you have an equation in the form
y = k
it will be a horizontal line k units from the x-axis, so no x-intercept
if you have an equation in the form
x = c
it will be a vertical line c units from the y-axis, so no y-intercept.
    
as to the second, you have a horizontal line running 6 units below the x-axis, so it can never cross the x-axis
whenever you have an equation in the form
y = k
it will be a horizontal line k units from the x-axis, so no x-intercept
if you have an equation in the form
x = c
it will be a vertical line c units from the y-axis, so no y-intercept.
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