Question

Explain why the line 2x+ 3 =5 only has one intercept?

Answer 1

Set, x=0, you well get (0,1)

Answer 2

There is no x intercept

Answer 3

Simplifying that equation, you get x=1.

2x=5-3
2x=2
x=1

This, when graphed, is just a vertical line that crosses the x axis at 1. It does not cross the y axis because it is a completely vertical line at x=1.

Answer 4

To correct LagrangeSon678, there is no *y-intercept*.