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2x+3y=60

60=2x+3y

Y-intercept is usually the 2nd variable in the equation.

Either way it is displayed on the page or whatever else it will still be the same place.

2x+3y=60

60=2x+3y

X-intercept is usually he 1st variable in the equation.

Same on the other page like i said either way it is displayed it will be the same place.

2X+3Y=60

Variable is X or Y in an equation.

x/y

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"STANDARD FORM Ax+By+60 ^ ^ 2x+3y=60"

A math lesson explaining how to find the x and y-intercepts of an equation, with examples and a suggestion to graph the equation.

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