Determine the intercepts of the line that correspond to the following table of values.

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Dahasolnce [82]3 years ago

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We know that
to find the equation of a line i need two points

let
point A-----> (-21,10)
point B-----> (-28,14)

step 1
find the slope m
m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)-----> m=(14-10)/(-28+21)----> m=-4/7

step 2
find the equation of a line with
m=-4/7 and the point A (-21,10)
y-y1=m*(x-x1)------> y-10=(-4/7)*(x+21)---> y=(-4/7)x-12+10
y=(-4/7)x-2

step 3
find x intercept
for y=0
y=(-4/7)x-2------> 0=(-4/7)x-2-----> 4/7x=-2----> x=-14/4----> x=-3.5

the x intercept is (-3.5,0)

step 4
find the y intercept
for x=0
y=(-4/7)x-2--------> y=-2
the y intercept is (0,-2)

the answers are
the x intercept is (-3.5,0)
the y intercept is (0,-2)

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