Question

Given: 2x + 3y = 6.

What is the y-intercept?

(0, 3)
(2, 0)
(0, 2)
no intercept

Answer 1

do you can isolate the y term ?

Answer 2

y=\[\frac{ 2x-6 }{ 3 }\]

Answer 3

What is -6/3?

Answer 4

-2

Answer 5

Wait, you made a mistake.
When isolating the y intercept, you subtract 2x on both sides.
3y=2x-6

Answer 6

I mean 3y=-2x+6

Answer 7

ok so y=-2x+6/3

Answer 8

Then, you divide by three and get
y=-2/3x+3
This is now put into y=mx+b form
b is always the y intercept.
So 3 would be the y intercept.
To find x, plug 3 for y. You would get x =0.
Therefore, it would be (0,3)

Answer 9

ok thanks

Answer 10

No problem.

Answer 11

Rose do you understand it now ?

Answer 12

why i ve said try isolate the term of y ?

Answer 13

yes