3 years ago

Where does the graph of the linear equation, y = 1/2 x - 3, cross the y-axis?

2 answers:

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negative 2 is where it crosses

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You solve the equation by choosing x=0, as x will always be zero, when a line crosses the y-axis
y = 0,5x-3 = 0,5*0-3= -3

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