Question

What are the x and y intercepts of `-3y=2x^3-3`?

Answer 1

Intercept on `x` axis is `1.1447` and intercept on `y` axis is `1`.

Explanation:

To find `x` intercepts of `−3y=2x^3−3`, one needs to put `y=0` in the equation which gives us

`−3xx0=2x^3−3` or `2x^3-3=0` or `x=root(3)3/2=1.1447`.

For `y` intercepts, put `x=0`, i.e. `-3y=0-3=-3` or `y=1`

Hence, intercept on `x` axis is `1.1447` and intercept on `y` axis is `1`.