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What is the zero of the function: y = 15x + 30 and describe the x-intercept in terms of the function's independent and dependent quantities.

What is the zero of the function: y = 15x + 30 and describe the x-intercept in terms of the function's independent and dependent quantities.
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What is the zero of the function: y = 15x + 30

and describe the x-intercept in terms of the function's independent and dependent quantities.

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User Divyanshu Bhargava
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Answer:

zero is 30

Explanation:

x intercept -2

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