SOLUTION: how can i find x and y intercepts for the FOLLOWING:
X+Y= 5
X+3Y= 6
2X-Y= 5
3X-2Y= -7
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Question 715058: how can i find x and y intercepts for the FOLLOWING:
X+Y= 5
X+3Y= 6
2X-Y= 5
3X-2Y= -7
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
how can i find x and y intercepts for the FOLLOWING:
X+Y= 5
At the y-int, x = 0 and vice versa
x + y = 5
0 + y = 5 --> y = 5
y-int (0,5)
x-int (5,0)
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X+3Y= 6
2X-Y= 5
3X-2Y= -7
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