Question

What is perpendicular to the y-axis and passes through (-2,5)? HELP!!!

Answer 1

Do you have a graph

Answer 2

graphing paper for instance

Answer 3

No, that is all it said..

Answer 4

The y axis is perpendicular to the x axis so the answer you want must be parallel with the x-axis.

Any line parallel with the x axis does not vary with changing x. This means it has a slope (or gradient of 0). In the form given this means m=0.

So you know:

y = b

To find b take the point given (-2,5). As the line passes through this point you know:

5 = b.

So you line is y=5.

Hope that helps.

Answer 5

alright well get a sheat of paper and draw the Y and X axis you know the one taht looks like a giant pluss

Answer 6

+ <

Answer 7

then plot your numbers on there from one to five

Answer 8

We need not need a graph sheet here although we can do it it with that but it takes more time but @DUDE..IM..A..DUCK is not incorrect but do it unless u have lots of time

Answer 9

Btw Welcome to OS phantom :D

Answer 10

i'm trying to get him use to doing it step by step so he understands it a bit better

Answer 11

K

Answer 12

Ok Thank you!!! You are the bomb diggity!!!

Answer 13

lol , so did you plot your numbers on the Y and X axis ?

Answer 14

OMG ehat does that mean LOL "BOMB DIGGITY"

Answer 15

what*

Answer 16

luls

Answer 17

it means that is amazing

Answer 18

"that is amazing , that is awesome" etc

Answer 19

it should look something like this

Answer 20

That is lovely!! That is what I got!!!

Answer 21

:D yep so know you plot your numbers and see what is perpendicular to them :D

Answer 22

mwauahla you have an answer :D

Answer 23

YAY!!!

Answer 24

woop , yourewelcome :D