2. Determine the x- and y-intercepts for the following equation.?

Question

e. x = -2

The x intercept is:

The y intercept is:

Answer 1

x intercenpt is -2 and y is 0 cause it is a vertical line which only passes through the x axis.

Answer 2

A form of line equation is called the intercept form;
it is x/a+y/b=1;(a is x intercept; b is y intercept)
for this you must modify the given equation:
x =- 2;
to get +1 on rhs, divide throughout by -1;
x/-1= 1;
x intercept is -1;
since there is no y term there is no y intercept;
theoretically it is at infinity!
think over!

Answer 3

The x-intercept will be -2. There is no y-intercept.

This equation is for a vertical line at x=-2.

Answer 4

once you look for the x and y intercept you positioned one equivalent to 0.. so it relatively is vitally ordinary. ?right here we are able to set x equivalent to 0 y=0 so as that shows that the y- intercept is 0 ?right here we are able to set y equivalent to 0 0=x so as that shows that the x intercept is 0 x-intercept: The x intercept is:0 y-intercept: The y intercept is:0 desire this facilitates?

Answer 5

I think whatever x equals is where it intercepts the axis.

Answer 6

this crosses the x axis at x= -2 ie (-2,0)

It does not cross the y axis at all