Intercepts and interpreting linear graphs in context

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Identify the $y$-intercept from a graph, table, equation, or context.
Identify the $x$-intercept from a graph or equation when appropriate.
Relate the $y$-intercept to an initial value in a linear model.
Interpret the meaning of an $x$-intercept as the input where the output is zero.

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