How do you find the x and y intercepts of 6y=3x+6?

1 Answer
Mar 6, 2018

x-intercept is -2 and y-intercept is 1

Explanation:

To find x-intercept of any line (actually, I should say any curve) just put y=0

and to x-intercept of any line (again any curve) just put x=0.

Hence x-intercept of 6y=3x+6 is given by 6*0=3x+6 or 3x=-6 i.e. x=-2

and y-intercept of 6y=3x+6 is given by 6y=3*0+6 or 6y=6 i.e. y=1.

graph{6y=3x+6 [-2.958, 2.042, -1, 1.5]}