How do you find the x and y intercept of #y=7x#?

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TreeReader
Aug 25, 2017

0, 0

Explanation:

#x# intercepts occur on the #x# axis, where #y=0#. So to find them, you plug in #y=0# in to the equation and solve for #x#.

#0=7x#
#0=0# so the y intercept is at the origin, #(0,0)#

#y# intercepts occur when #x=0#
#:. y=7(0)#
#y=0#

#:.# the x and y intercepts of #y=7x# is #(0,0)#

graph{7x [-2, 2, -5, 5]}

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