Question

What is the x-intercept of `y=-4x+4`?

Answer 1

The linear equation form is `y=mx+c` :)

Explanation:

Where:
`m` is the gradient of the equation and `c` is the `y`-intercept.
To find the intercepts, substitute 0 into either of the `x` or `y` values.

Therefore, to find the `x`-intercept, sub 0 into the `y` value.
In equation form, that is:
`y=mx+c`
`0=-4x+4`
`4x=4`
`x=1`

Therefore, the coordinates of the `x`-intercept are `(1,0)`. Hope this helps!