Question

5x=2y-7
find the x and y intercept

Answer 1

You can always find \(x\)-intercept by putting \(y=0\).. So, put y = 0, and find x..

Answer 2

And when you again will put x = 0 and find y, that will be your y-intercept...

Answer 3

5/7?

Answer 4

Put y = 0, and show me what you got..

Answer 5

x=5/7
y=?

Answer 6

How?? I said just put y = 0, and show me, don't solve it further..

Answer 7

5x=-7

Answer 8

See, here you have : \(5x = 2y - 7\)

Put \(y=0\), \(5x = 2(0) - 7\) \(\implies 5x = -7\) Find \(x\) now..

Answer 9

If found x, then in the same way, do it again but at that time, put x = 0 and find y, that will be your y-intercept..

Answer 10

x=-5/7

Answer 11

No..

Answer 12

This is the basic concept dear, you are solving the next part before learning the previous part.. This is dangerous..

Answer 13

\[5x = -7\]
Divide by \(5\) both the sides and tell me what will you get?

Answer 14

-7/5

Answer 15

It is good...

Answer 16

Similarly when we put : \(x=0\), \(5x = 2y - 7\) \(\implies 0 = 2y - 7\)

Answer 17

7/2

Answer 18

Good..

Answer 19

thank you

Answer 20

\[x-intercept : (\frac{-7}{5},0) \\ y-intercept : (0, \frac{7}{2})\]