Exercises: Linear functions, zeros, axis intercepts - learn with Serlo!

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Read off the $y$ -axis intercept from the graph.

Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ 0)$ , so $y = 0$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ 3)$ , so $y = 3$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ - 4)$ , so $y = - 4$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ - 3)$ , so $y = - 3$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ 4)$ , so $y = 4$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ 5)$ , so $y = 5$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ 2)$ , so $y = 2$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ 3)$ , so $y = 3$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ - 1)$ , so $y = - 1$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.
Für diese Aufgabe benötigst Du folgendes Grundwissen: Linear function
The $y$ -axis intercept is the $y$ -value of the intersection with the $y$ -axis $S (0 ∣ - 4)$ , so $y = - 4$ .
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You get the $y$ -axis intercept by looking at the intersection of the line with the y-axis.

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