8.) a linear equation has more than one y-intercept. what can you conclude about the graph of the equation? ?

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I'm not sure if this is a trick question, but the definition of a linear function prevents the function from having more than one y-intercept. x-values can't be shared in a function; there is a unique x value for every y value. at the y-axis, the value of x is 0. two y-intercepts would mean that x would be 0 for TWO points on the linear function, which doesn't pass the vertical line test and, therefore, isn't a function.

a graph CAN, however, have more than one x-intercept. the line y = 0, which passes the vertical line test and sits directly on top of the x-axis, has infinitely many x-intercepts and it is still a linear function.

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