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ollegr [7]
1 year ago
7

I need help with this pls

Mathematics
1 answer:
Alexxx [7]1 year ago
5 0

Hello!

<u>What is an x-intercept</u>:

 ⇒ <em>value of x</em> when the <em>value of y</em> equals '0'

       8x + 5y=25\\8x+5(0)=25\\8x=25\\\\x=\dfrac{25}{8}

  x-intercept is <u>25/8</u>

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<u>What is a y-intercept:</u>

 ⇒ <em>value of y</em> when the <em>value of x</em> equals '0'

       8x+5y=25\\8(0)+5y=25\\5y=25\\y=5

   y-intercept is <u>5</u>

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Hope that helps!

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