Chapter 3: Q. 3.10 (page 238)

Graph the equations
(a) $x = - 2$
(b) $y = 3$

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Step 1. Given Information

The given equations are $x = - 2$ and $y = 3$

Part(a) Step 1. Explanation and Graph

The equation has only one variable $x$ which is always equal to $- 2$ . We will create a table where $x = - 2$ and can put any value in $y$

x	y
$- 2$	1
$- 2$	4

The required graph is a vertical line passing through the $x$ -axis at $- 2$

Part(b) Step 1. Explanation and Graph

The equation has only one variable $y$ which is always equal to 3. Thus, we will create a table where $y = 3$ and can put any value in $y$ .

x	y
1	3
3	3

The required graph is a horizontal line passing through the $y$ -axis at 3.

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(b) $y = 3$

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