What are the x - and y - intercepts of y=4/5x+8

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Alonzo Delacruz

Mathematics

9 December, 06:36

What are the x - and y - intercepts of y=4/5x+8

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Braxton Ballard · Answer 1

The y-intercept is found by setting x to 0. By doing this, we find that y=8. So, 8 is the y-intercept.

The x-intercept is found by setting y to 0. We now have:

0=4/5x+8

We can subtract 8:

-8=4/5x

By dividing - 8 by 4/5, we find that x = - 10.

So, - 10 is the x-intercept.

Rayna Mccall · Answer 2

The y intercept is 8 and the x intercept is 10