Question

at what point the graph of linear equations 2x-3y=-15 cuts the x axis

Answer 1

put y=0.
2x-0=-15
x=-15/2
therefore point is (0,7.5)

Answer 2

The graph of linear equation 2x - 3y = -15 would cut the x-axis at the point (- 7.5, 0).

Step-by-step explanation:

Let Y be 0,

So,

2x - 3(0) = -15

2x - 0 = -15

∵ x = -15/2

x = - 7.5

As we know, the value of x comes first followed by the others. Similarly, the point intersecting would be

(-7.5, 0)

Thus, (-7.5, 0) aptly cuts the x-axis.

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