Question

Hi please check my answer (:

Answer 1

Here is the problem:

Answer 2

Here is my answer: to find y-intercept substitute x for 0 ( y-intercept is a point where line intersect y-axis when x=0)
for x-intercpet substitute y for 0

Answer 3

The problem comes up too small for me to see it.

Answer 4

i cant see it too

Answer 5

Just saw that one sec

Answer 6

http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/563f8c38e4b067a7dcb8e4fc-celinegirl-1447005267713-newdoc4_1.jpg

Answer 7

there that should work (:

Answer 8

it became really big

Answer 9

Yeah idk why it does that. You can see it right though?

Answer 10

no its too big i cant even read a letter/number

Answer 11

@Kpop4life123 im sorry idk then.. i can see it when i click on the link.

Answer 12

:/

Answer 13

Big is fine :) You can just zoom out.
The small one was the problem lol

Answer 14

Your answer looks great!
I would maybe add just a tiny bit more:
To find the y-intercept, substitute x=0 `and then solve for y.`
To find the x-intercept, substitute y=0 `and then solve for x.`

Answer 15

oh lol sorry

Answer 16

@zepdrix thank you... so you don't think I need to add the things in parenthesis that i had the first time do you?

Answer 17

Ummm I dunno.
In parenthesis you're explaining what an intercept `is`,
the first part explains how to find them.

"Determine the intercepts".
I would interpret that as "find them".

So I think you're ok without the parenthesis portion.

You can include it if you want to be `more thorough` though.
It doesn't hurt to keep it. :)

Answer 18

@zepdrix okay thank you so much!

Answer 19

np