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Is it y=18-2x?
If so,
when solving x-intercept, y=0
y=18-2x
18-2x=y
18-2x=0
-2x=-18
-2x/-2=-18/-2
x=9
so, x intercept is 9
when solving y-intercept, x=0
y=18-2x
18-2x=y
18-2(0)=y
y=-12
so, y intercept is -12
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