SOLUTION: graph -2y+6x=3 by finding the x and y intercepts.
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Question 1004604: graph -2y+6x=3 by finding the x and y intercepts.
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
To find x-intercepts, we let y go to zero...x = 1/2...(1/2, 0)
To find y-intercepts, we let x go to zero...y = -3/2...(0, -3/2)
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