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3 years ago

How 2 find intercept

1 answer:

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You can look at the graph and see where the point crosses the y - axis for the y-int and for the x-int you look to see where the point crosses the x-axis. The coordinate with always have a coordinate of zero.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of Parking hours purchased = 26 parking hours

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Solution:

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The number of weekends purchased be y

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x+y = 26

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