SOLUTION: What are the intercepts from x + y = 56?
What are the intercepts from 3y + x = 56?
Where would the lines intesect on a graph?
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What are the intercepts from 3y + x = 56?
Where would the lines intesect on a graph?
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Question 340152: What are the intercepts from x + y = 56?
What are the intercepts from 3y + x = 56?
Where would the lines intesect on a graph? Found 2 solutions by rfer, stanbon:Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! What are the intercepts from x + y = 56?
x-int: Let y=0. Then x = 56
y-int: Let x=0. Then y = 56
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What are the intercepts from 3y + x = 56?
x-int: Let y=0. Then x = 56
y-int: Let x=0. Then 56/3
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Where would the lines intersect on a graph?
y = -x+56
y = (-1/3)x+(56/3)
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Solve for "x":
-x+56 = (-1/3)x+(56/3)
-3x+168 = -x+56
2x = 112
x = 56
If x = 56, y = 0
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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