Horizontal Intercept?

Any line with a non-zero slope has a x (or horizontal) intercept (a line with 0 slope has no x intercept, since it is parallel to the x-axis and therefore never crosses it).

To find this intercept, set Y to zero, then solve your equation for x.

Here's a non-numerical example:

y = mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept.

Set y to 0:

0=mx+b

Subtract b from both sides:

-b=mx

divide both sides by m to get your x intercept

x = -b/m

A slope intercept form is y = m*x+b

If m=0 and b<>0 then there will not be a horizontal intercept

ie: y = b<>0.

otherwise to find the intercept set y = 0

0 = -(2.2/6)*x+16.1

(2.2/6)*x=16.1

x = 16.1/(2.2/6) ~ 43.91

Equation of given line interior the intercept style could be written as (t/4) + (y/six hundred) = a million solutions: a) Vertical intercept of function c is six hundred b) Horizontal intercept of function c is 4 c) The area and variety is given via (0,six hundred) and (4,0)