A linear equation has more than one intercept. what can you conclude about the graph of the equation?

1 answer:

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A linear equation of the form :

y = mx+b

can have at the most ONE x-intercept and at the most ONE y-intercept

I can conclude that this linear equation DOESN'T pass through the origin (O) and that it intercepts the x-axis as well as the y-axis

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