Given the points (3, 0) and (-1, -3), which of the statements below is true?

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Answer:
We know the x-intercept only

Explanation:
To answer this equation, we need to go through the options individually and use both points to determine if they are true or false.

• Option 1 - False
According to the the first point given, we know the x-intercept is (3, 0).

• Option 2 - True
We only know the x-intercept. It is (3, 0) which is the first point given. We do not know the y-intercept.

• Option 3 - False
We do not know the y-intercept. We only know the x-intercept. In order to know the y-intercept the second point given must include a zero as the x point. The second point give does not include a zero. It is (-1, -3).

• Option 4 - False
We do not know the y-intercept

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