Question

How do you find the intercepts for `y= -3x+6`?

Answer 1

`y=6` (y-intercept)
`x=2` (x-intercept)

Explanation:

Since the linear equation is in the form `y=mx+b`, we know the y-intercept is `x=6`.
We can find the x-intercept by setting `y` to `0`.
`0=-3x+6`
`3x=6`
`x=2`