Write the equation of the horizontal line that passes through the point (2, 2).
|dw:1383348951268:dw| can you draw it there? keep in mind is HORIZONTAL
I don't know how to get the answers their giving... A- y=x+2 B- x=y C- x=2 D-y=2
@jdoe0001
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Ugh it won't let me see the whole thing.😫
hmm ughh... chucks I see you're using Internet Explorer, try using firefox or chrome or something else
I'm on my iPad so I can't:/ I'm sorry..
hmmm...
so likely you're using safari..... safari should handle that
It sucks because I sort of understand I just always get it wrong!
I got onto my computer but I still don't know what x=... is it two? @jdoe0001
do you see the graph?
I do, but I do not see what x= @jdoe0001
well, the equation is a horizontal line, thus is not based on "x", is just y = 2
So in every equation that is horizontal the variable will be y? @jdoe0001
or one can say \(\begin{array}{llll} x=\pm5&y =2\\ x=\pm500&y =2\\ x=\pm5,000,000&y =2\\ x=\pm5,000,000,000&y =2\\ \textit{and so on}\implies\bf y = 2 \end{array}\) and yes, " every equation that is horizontal the variable will be y"
Thank you so much, I understand better now.:)
just like every equation that is a VERTICAL LINE, the variable will be "x"|dw:1383350169174:dw|
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