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The equation of a line is −6x−2y=−18.
What is the x-intercept of the line?
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X intercept of a line is defined as the distance of origin from the point at which the line cuts the x-axis.
Thus y=0 at this point.
-6x=-18
or x=3
This is the x intercept = 3
Thus y=0 at this point.
-6x=-18
or x=3
This is the x intercept = 3
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Answer:
-6x-2y=18 =18=-6+-2
=18=-8
=18/8 18should be up and 8should be down
and 9should be up and 4should be down
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