The x intercept is 1(one) and the y intercept is -2(two).
What is an intercept ?
In logical figure, using the common convention that the vertical axis represents a variable x and the perpendicular axis represents a variable y, a y- intercept or perpendicular intercept is a point where the graph of a function or relation intersects the y- axis of the match system.
As similar, these points satisfy x = 0. The x-intercept(ax) is the point where a line crosses the x-axis, and the y- intercept is the point where a line crosses the y- axis(why). To find the x-intercept(ax) we set y = 0 and break the equation for x.
This is because when y = 0(zero) the line crosses the x-axis(ax). When an equation isn't in y = mx b form, we can break for the intercepts by plugging in 0 as demanded and working for the remaining variable. To find y- intercept set x = 0 and break for.
The x intercept is 1(one) and the y intercept is -2(two). The X axis(ax) is the horizontal line whilst the y axis is the vertical line.