Asked by KEVIN
Find the
x
- and
y
-intercepts (if they exist), and graph the line.
5x-4y=5
X intercept:
Y intercept:
x
- and
y
-intercepts (if they exist), and graph the line.
5x-4y=5
X intercept:
Y intercept:
Answers
Answered by
KEVIN
Find the
x
- and
y
-intercepts (if they exist), and graph the line.
2x-3y=−3
x
- and
y
-intercepts (if they exist), and graph the line.
2x-3y=−3
Answered by
KEVIN
Find the
x
- and
y
- intercepts (if they exist), and graph the line.
2x-3y=0
x
- and
y
- intercepts (if they exist), and graph the line.
2x-3y=0
Answered by
KEVIN
Find the
x
- and
y
- intercepts (if they exist), and graph the line.
x=-4y
Answered by
KEVIN
For X=3,
(a) Identify the equation as representing a horizontal or vertical line.
(b) Graph the line.
(c) Identify the x- and y-intercepts if they exist.
(a) Identify the equation as representing a horizontal or vertical line.
(b) Graph the line.
(c) Identify the x- and y-intercepts if they exist.
Answered by
KEVIN
what would be the y intercept?
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