Question

How do you give ONLY the x-intercept of 6x -3y=-24?

Answer 1

The point `(-4,0)`

Explanation:

`6x-3y=-24`

The `x-`intercept is at the point where `y=0`

`-> 6x=-24`

`x=-4`

Hence the intercept on the `x-`axis is at the point `(-4,0)` as can be seen on the graph of `y` below:

graph{2x+8 [-12.66, 12.65, -6.33, 6.33]}