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Can a horizontal line have an x-intercept? What if the line passes through the origin? Explain
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Please define "x-intercetp". If there is one, can there be ONLY one?
Yes. If y=0, the line goes through the origin & lies on the x-axis
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Except that we have not defined x-intercept. If there can be only one (1), then the answer is "no".
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