The page was created to help students understand how to find X and Y intercepts on a graph and to help them remember it to be able to use these things in the future with other assignments.
Introduction
Task
Task:
Be able to use these steps to find the intercepts on future problems (tests/quizzes). It will make these problems much easier when the intercepts aren't on such basic points such as (3,0).
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Process
Steps:
1. Make sure the equation is in Y =Mx + B format, if not put it in that format.
2. Make X = 0, plug a random (but reasonable) number in for Y, solve for Y.
3. Make Y = 0, plug a random (but reasonable) number in for X, solve for X.

Evaluation
Grading:
Partial credit for partial correct answers, if numbers or variables are accidentally swapped, some credit will we awarded.
Conclusion
Conclusion:
Knowing how to find the intercepts will also help when you have to move graphs/lines. We will also be able to use these steps on future problems, so we need to keep practicing them.

Credits
Credits:
I would like professor Taiebeh Hosseinali for the assignment to create a WebQuest and helping me with the skills I needed in order to create it.
Images from google
