Where does the line whose equation is y=-4/7x-1/2 cross the y-axis? this question is really confusing me i know that -1/2 is th y-intercept but my answers are all like (0,-1/2) (-1/2,0) but where does the 0 come from ?
in (0, -1/2), 0 is how much you go along the x-axis. The best way to figure it out is to graph the line. it's foolproof if you graph it correctly
so would the 0 be be for the Y access or after it ?
sorry, could you rephrase that?
crosses the y axis, first coordinate is 0
i.e. \((0,-1/2)\)
on the \(y\) axis the first coordinates are all 0
ok so since the first coordinet is 0 the answer would be (0,-1/2) ?
wait no the other way around?
yes
ok so (-1/2. 0) would be the answer because the Y intercept will come first?
no
oh?
y intercept comes after X
first coordinate is x, second is y
ok that makes sense thanks !
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