Math, asked by Sachinbabbar7274, 8 months ago

At what point does the line 3x + y = -6 intercept the x-axis?

A) (2,0) B) (-2,0) C) (0,-6) D) (0,6)

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Answered by satapathysmruti01

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the line 3x + y = -6 intersects X axis at (-2,0)

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