What are the intercepts of this line?

linear equation graph

A.

x-int: –0.5; y-int: 1

B.

x-int: 0.5; y-int: 1

C.

x-int: –0.5; y-int: –1

D.

x-int: 0.5; y-int: –1

Question

What are the intercepts of this line?

  linear equation graph   
	
	
 
A.
	

x-int: –0.5; y-int: 1
	
 
B.
	

x-int: 0.5; y-int: 1
	
 
C.
	

x-int: –0.5; y-int: –1
	
 
D.
	

x-int: 0.5; y-int: –1

anonymous · Answer

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mathlegend · Answer

Do you know how to read a graph?

mathlegend · Answer

Or I should say... left or right and up or down...

anonymous · Answer

ok

mathlegend · Answer

So lets look at the x-axis... which is the horizontal line... so where do you see the line go through on the horizontal line?

mathlegend · Answer

Can you identify if this x-value is a positive or negative number?

anonymous · Answer

positive

mathlegend · Answer

Good... so we can eliminate at least two answers.. knowing that the x-value is positive. Leaving us with options B and D...

mathlegend · Answer

Since you are having a hard time finding the x-value lets look to see where the lines goes through on the y-axis... what number does it go through?

mathlegend · Answer

@chucky00

anonymous · Answer

yeah

mathlegend · Answer

Since you are having a hard time finding the x-value lets look to see where the lines goes through on the y-axis... what number does it go through?

anonymous · Answer

i just need a answer with in 10 mins i think its a b my race starts

anonymous · Answer

plz