Hilburn - X-Intercept

Author:James

Drag the points A and B to change the equation of the Linear Function. The RED POINT is the X-INTERCEPT. It is where the graph of the function crosses the X-Axis. The X-INTERCEPT will always have 0 as its y-coordinate!

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