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If I have the equation Y=3x-2. Then -2 is the y-intercept.
Then if I have the equation in standard form like 3x+2y=6. The x- intercept would be x=2 if I set y=o and the y-intercept would be y=3.
However, if I turn that standard form equation into slope intercept form and I get Y=-(3/2) + 6. According to this equation then the Y-intercept would be 6 and not 3.
So what's up with that? Am I missing something?
Thanks
Then if I have the equation in standard form like 3x+2y=6. The x- intercept would be x=2 if I set y=o and the y-intercept would be y=3.
However, if I turn that standard form equation into slope intercept form and I get Y=-(3/2) + 6. According to this equation then the Y-intercept would be 6 and not 3.
So what's up with that? Am I missing something?
Thanks