Calculating x or y intercept

Practice Questions

GMAT Quantitative Reasoning › Calculating x or y intercept

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Find the $y\textup{-intercept}$ for the following equation:

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Give the area of the region on the coordinate plane bounded by the -axis, the -axis, and the graph of the equation .

3

Fill in the circle with a number so that the graph of the resulting equation has -intercept :

$4 x+ \bigcirc y = 18$

4

Fill in the circle with a number so that the graph of the resulting equation has -intercept :

$4x+5y = \bigcirc$

5

Fill in the circle with a number so that the graph of the resulting equation has -intercept :

$4x+5y = \bigcirc$

6

Fill in the circle with a number so that the graph of the resulting equation has -intercept :

$\bigcirc x+ 5 y = 18$

7

Fill in the circle with a number so that the graph of the resulting equation has -intercept :

$4 x+ \bigcirc y = 18$

8

A line includes and . Give its -intercept.

9

Fill in the circle so that the graph of the resulting equation has no -intercepts:

$y = 4x^{2}+ 6 x + \bigcirc$

10

Fill in the circle so that the graph of the resulting equation has exactly one -intercept:

$y = 4x^{2}+ \bigcirc x + 8$

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