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What are the intercepts of the line?

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3 0

To solve your X int you substitute 0 for y.

X int-
-5x+9(0)=-18
-5x=-18
X= 18/5 and the coordínate is (18/5,0)

Then to solve for y int you substitute 0 for x.

-5(0)+9y=-18
9y=-18
Y= -2 and the coordinate is (0,-2)

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