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Finding x and y Intercepts with Slope Intercept Form

by Matthew Jarrett

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Finding x and y intercepts
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How to Solve Equations
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When solving for the intercepts, we set the opposite variable to 0. So, if we solve for x, we set y=0. And if we are solving for y, we set x=0
We solve equations by doing the opposite of what the equation says to do, to get x on one side.
Ex. y=4x-8
After we find x, plug 0 into x to find the intercept for y.
Ex. y=4x-8
Ex. y=6x^2-24
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