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The y-intercept of 2x + 3y = 15 is (0, ___).
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so first make your y variable exclusively on one side of your equation
Oh sorry I didn't see the responses
or a simply plug in the zero for x and solve for y
would y =5
yes correct!!!
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Thank you :)
you know why though
because the point they give you is your x value so plugging the x value into your x in the equation will eliminate one of the variables,x, and give you your y
just making sure its clear :)
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