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3 years ago

-1/4x+2y=28 find the x and y intercept

1 answer:

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The y intercept is (0, 14) and the x intercept is (-112,0) all you have to do is just make y zero if you are trying to solve for x and the same for the x if you are trying to solve for y.

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