javickR
javickR
30-10-2016
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how do i find the y-intercept for f(x)=|x|-5
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Christooopher
Christooopher
30-10-2016
The y-intercept for f(x)=|x|-5 is (-5). Just look at the function as slope-intercept form and find the number that is not being multiplied by x. That number will usually be your y-intercept.
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meadeanthony5
meadeanthony5
30-10-2016
The y intercept is (0, -5) if you substitute 0(zero) in for x.
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