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Answer 1

What are the intercepts of x + 5y = 10?

(5, 0) and (0, 2)

(2, 0) and (0, 10)

(10, 0) and (0, 2)

(12, 0) and (0, 2)

Answer 2

Jakob, I'm glad to help.

BUT ... B U T .... I expect you to apply what you've learned in previous, similar problems. By now you know what intercepts are and how to find them.

Answer 3

Please do not just post questions and wait for others to give you answers.

Answer 4

What are the intercepts of x + 5y = 10?

y-intercept: let x= 0 and find y.

Answer 5

I havent done that in any of my previous question nvm I will get help from someone else You could at least have the common sense to at least take me step by step

Answer 6

And I am not going to argue with on a public website so dont reply

Answer 7

You have found intercepts before and should thus have the experience to know what to do next. And I did suggest the following:

What are the intercepts of x + 5y = 10?

y-intercept: let x= 0 and find y.

If you are serious about learning how to do these problems with increasing independence, please show your work now.

Answer 8

Seriously its kinda obvious not since I have asked you to help me the last 3 questions

Answer 9

Lol this is the longest time you´ve been in one of my answers for

Answer 10

Well then help me

Answer 11

What do I do...... Step One

Answer 12

You claim you have not found intercepts before. What about this?
What are the intercepts of y = 4x − 2?

A. (2, 0) and (0, 0.5)
B. (2, 0) and (0, 5)
C. (2, 0) and (0, -2)
D. (0.5, 0) and (0, -2)W

Answer 13

What are the intercepts of x + 5y = 10?

y-intercept: let x= 0 and find y.

Answer 14

Go onto another question I will message you when I have an answer

Answer 15

Fine. As long as you show your work, I'd be happy to help you.

Answer 16

Alright how would I find y?

Answer 17

Lucky guess is what got me to get the last answer correct

Answer 18

x + 5y = 10

If you let x=0 you end up with 5y = 10.

To find y, divide both sides of this last equation by 5

Answer 19

So 2?

Answer 20

0,2

Answer 21

Which is correct? Hint: If you think y=2, then substitute 2 for y in 5y = 10.
Is the resulting equation true or false?

Answer 22

True?

Answer 23

You tell me. Is 5(2)=10 true or false?

Answer 24

I dont understand this question..... Math isn´t my strong suite..... I have A´s in all my other class´s and math is a C

Answer 25

5(2)=10 is TRUE. So your value for y is correct: y=2.
Your y-intercept is (0,2)
How did you get that? You set x=0 (which is the equation for the y-axis) and then calculated y. You got 2. Ergo, (0,2).

Answer 26

So the answer is A.... Correct?

Answer 27

Now find the x-intercept.

x + 5y = 10

To do this, set y=0 (which is the equation of the x-axis)

Then you have x + 5(0) = 10. Can you solve this for x?

Answer 28

Let's finish this discussion before going on to answers.

Answer 29

In summary, the y-intercept is (0,2).

Now let y=0 and find x (exactly as explained above).

Your result?

Answer 30

5 right?

Answer 31

x + 5y = 10

To do this, set y=0 (which is the equation of the x-axis)

Then you have x + 5(0) = 10. Can you solve this for x?

This equation becomes x + 0 = 10. Can you solve that for x? Note that 5(0)=0.

Answer 32

yes

Answer 33

Your result? x=?

Answer 34

10,0

Answer 35

x is 10.

Thus, your x-intercept is (10,0) . Note that you must insert the x-coordinate first and the y-coo0rdinate 2nd. That's why we get (10,0) for the x-intercept.

The opposite is true for the y-intercept: (0,2).

So now you have both intercepts.

Choose the correct answer now.

Answer 36

C

Answer 37

Very good. I hope this discussion has helped your understanding of "intercepts."

Answer 38

It did thank you

Answer 39

You're welcome. Hope I'm forgiven for having annoyed you.

Answer 40

No I was being A D*** sorry for the attitude

Answer 41

My goal is always that you learn and undrstand the material and be able to apply it independently in new situations.

Answer 42

You're forgiven. Great guy. thank you.

Answer 43

I need to get off OpenStudy, but will be back on later. 'Til later, then.

Answer 44

Lol 1 hour on this one question

Answer 45

Yes, but now u understand the material and will be able to solve the next similar problem in 2 minutes. Seriously.

Answer 46

Alright have a great day..... Once again sorry for the attitude

Answer 47

:)