SOLUTION: What is the y-intercept of line 5+2(x+y)=3x-1 ?
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Question 696049: What is the y-intercept of line 5+2(x+y)=3x-1 ?
Please help and thank you for taking your time to look at this question. Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
Solve your equation for , which is to say arrange it in the form also known as the slope-intercept form. Then the -intercept is the point where is the constant term of the slope-intercept form. Be sure you report the -intercept as an ordered pair with a zero -coordinate. An intercept is a point that is only properly designated in with an ordered pair. Expressing the -intercept as a single number is an error.
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