How to find the #x# and #y# intercepts of a function?

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Jim H
Oct 25, 2015

See the explanation section below.

Explanation:

The #x# intercepts are at the solutions to #f(x) = 0# (if there are any).

The #y# intercept occurs at the point where #x=0#, so find #f(0)#. That is the #y# intercept. If #0# is not in the domain of the function, then there is no #y# intercept.

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