Question

find the x- and y- intercepts
2x - 3y = 9

Answer 1

For the \(x\)-intercepts, we simply plug in 0 for \(y\) and, similarly do the opposite for the \(y\)-intercept.

Answer 2

i'm confused

Answer 3

so if you want to solve for the x intercept of the equation you would substitute y for 0 so that it becomes 2x-3(0)=9

Answer 4

typo mb, anyway if you want to solve for the y-intercept you would substitute x for 0 so that it becomes 2(0)-3y=9
-3y=9
y=-3

Answer 5

then the next one should be 2x - 3(0) = 9
2x=9
x= 9/2

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

thanks again

Answer 8

np