graph using the intercept method 3x-5y-15=0

Im not sure whether my answer should be negative or not so please show the working out and answers so that i can find where i went wrong
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3x -5y -15=0

or 5y=3x-15,   y=0.6x -3

strate line with slope=0.6 & y-intersept=-3...

thate meen in go thru point=(0,-3)
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