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Chapter 1: Q. 28 (page 41)

Graph the line containing the point P and having slope m.

P(2,-4),m=0

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The graph is

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information

The given point isP(2,-4),m=0

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Step 2. Explanation and Graph 

As slope is 0 and we know that zero divided by ay number gives 0 only.

For every horizontal movement of 1 unit to the right, the vertical movement will be zero.

Thus, the second point is Q(3,-4).

Draw a line passing through both the points.

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