Question

What is the y-intercept of y = 0.50(1.06)x?

Answer 1

Is it \(y=0.50(1.06)x\) or \(y=0.50+1.06x\)?

Answer 2

Either ways, to find the y-intercept you plug \(x=0\).

Answer 3

If it's the first you get y=0, which implies the point (0,0).

Answer 4

-I think it's the first one

Answer 5

He/she had two answers for two questions! @aroub :D

Answer 6

Its supposed to be y=0.50(1.06)^x

Answer 7

lol non of them! @ Mr.Math

Answer 8

lol! plug x=0, you get y=0.5. The y-intercept is \((0,0.5)\).

Answer 9

A ruby

Answer 10

lol you never stop saying it :P I have to tell you something! just a sec :)