just need a example
sketch the graph of each line and name two solutions x=-3
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Lines in the form x = <constant> are vertical lines going through the point, in this case, x=-3.
Lines in the form y= <constant>, such as y = 3, are horizontal lines, passing through the Y-Axis at 3.
Hello Devante,
If your equation is simply x=-3, then for every pair of coordinates, the x is equal to -3, and the y is equal to ANYTHING. So the solutions are infinite; just make x=-3 the y=ANYTHING.
Just a few possibilities are:
(-3,0)
(-3,1)
(-3,-2)
(-3,424223984) :-)
The graph of this equation is a vertical line extending from negative infinity positive infinity, passing through -3 on the x-axis.
Hope this helps! Look me up if you need more help!
Doug S., from Blackwood, NJ






