SOLUTION: What is the x-intercept of -13x-y=-65 and how do I find it?
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Question 558915: What is the x-intercept of -13x-y=-65 and how do I find it?
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What is the x-intercept of -13x-y=-65 and how do I find it?
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At the x-int, y = 0
-13x-y=-65
-13x = -65
x = 5
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