3 years ago

X +3y =6? use the x and y intercepts to graph each linear equation. please show all work.

1 answer:

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X and y intercepts
get a graphing paper
when x=0 then the line intercepts or passes through the y axis
when y=0 then the line intecepts or passes through the x axis
so subsitute 0 for x and solve for the y intercept
0+3y=6
3y=6
diivded by 3
y=2
put a point on the y axis 2 units up from thhe origin (0,0) on the y axis

subsitute 0 for y and solve for x intercept
x+3(0)=6
x=6
pput a point on the x axis 6 units to the right of the origin on the x axis

now that you have 2 points, draw a straight line connecting the two points

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