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4x−1=3y+5 whats the x and y intercepts

4x−1=3y+5 whats the x and y intercepts
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4x−1=3y+5 whats the x and y intercepts

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Answer:

x-intercept =6/4=3/2

y -intercept= -6/3 = -2

Explanation:

to find Y intercept assume the value of x as zero. to find X intercept assume the value of Y as zero.

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