The only thing you need to do is 'cross-multiply'
Take the top of fraction 1 and multiply it to the bottom of fraction 2, and take the bottom of fraction 1 and multiply it to the top of fraction 2.
Then you will get a nice and easy equation to solve!
150 times .6 is 90 not 80 that is why Jordan is incorrect
Your x-intercept is at (-2,0) and your y intercept at (0,-3), so it's D
