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Chapter 1: Q 5 (page 54)

List the intercepts of the following graph.

Short Answer

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The intercepts of given graph are :-

-4,0;0,0;2,0;0,-2and0,2

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information

We have given the following graph :-

We have to find intercepts of this graph.

That is we have to find the points, where the graph cut the x-axis or y-axis.

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Step 2. Intercepts of given graph

We have given the following graph :-

We can see that the graph is passing through origin.

So 0,0is one intercept

The graph cut x-axis at -4and2. So the intercepts are -4,0and(2,0)The graph cut y-axis at -2and2. So the intercepts are role="math" 0,-2and(0,2).

So all intercepts of the given graph are :-

-4,0;0,0;2,0;0,-2and0,2.

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