Y intercepts of 3x^2-12x+6

1 answer:

6 0

Y=3x^2. -12x+6

If x= 0 then y= 3•0^2 -12•0+6=6
X=0, y=6

y intercept is the place where the curve touches the y-axis and is at point (0, 6)

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