Find the y-intercept y=6

Problem

y=6

Solution

1. Identify the form of the equation. The equation y=6 represents a horizontal line where the value of y is constant for all values of x

2. Recall the definition of a yintercept. The yintercept is the point where the graph crosses the yaxis, which occurs when x=0

3. Substitute x=0 into the equation. Since the equation y=6 does not contain an x variable, the value of y remains 6 regardless of the value of x

4. Determine the coordinate. When x=0 y=6 so the yintercept is the point (0,6)

Final Answer

y*-intercept=(0,6)

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