3 years ago

What two ordered pairs will show both intercepts for y=6x-5

Mathematics

1 answer:

podryga [215]3 years ago

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The equation is y=6x-5

y-intercept:

y=6(0) -5 = -5

so ordered pair for y intercept is (0,-5)

x-intercept:

0=6x-5

x=5/6

ordered pair for x-intercept is (5/6 , 0)

so the two ordered pairs are (0,-5) and (5/6,0)

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