Question 18491
The Y intercept is where the line crosses the Y axis
The X intercept is where the line crosses the X axis
I would convert this to Slope-Intercept, it just makes it easier.
{{{-3y=-6x+12}}}
Divide both sides by -3
{{{y=2x-4}}}
Right off the bat you know that -4 is your y-intercept.
The X-intercept is when {{{Y=0}}}
{{{0=2x-4}}}
{{{4=2x}}}
{{{x=2}}}
Y-intercept=-4
X-intercept=2

*CHECK*
You can graph the line and see approximately if these two points are right.
{{{graph(300,200,-5,5,-5,5,2x-4)}}}
Hope this helps!