Question

Which is the equation of the given line?

A.
y = –2

B.
x = 2

C.
y = –2x

D.
x = –2

Answer 1

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Answer 2

i think B idk im 14..

Answer 3

o r u in 8th

Answer 4

im a freshman

Answer 5

o 9th how welll im 15 and 8th i fluncked 2 grades

Answer 6

its definitely b or d. lol. im a sophomore

Answer 7

Life sucks man smoke weed and kick back..

Answer 8

^ No, just no lol.

Answer 9

what the hell is wrong with you? are u high?

Answer 10

ur crazy- life isn't about getting high u moron!

Answer 11

it helps me focus owlet lhh!!!!!

Answer 12

Its y = -2. You get this because if a line is horizontal (crosses y), has a y equation, if it is vertical (crosses x) it has an x equation. So when you know that it has a y equation, you insert the point of y (in this case, both were -2) and you have your answer: y = -2. :)

Answer 13

@chucky00

Answer 14

so why couldnt it be c considering the eqn of a line is y=mx + c where c could be zero??

Answer 15

The equation of a line is y = mx + b, not c.

Answer 16

And that equation is to find slope, not the equation of a line.

Answer 17

ohh thx

Answer 18

Your Welcome :)

Answer 19

oh y +mx +c is the term. google said its b in the uk so for clarification 'c' is the intercept

Answer 20

Um I guess. Slope-Intercept Form is always y = mx + b, no matter where you are. Google it, it may help you :) https://www.google.com/search?q=y+%3D+mx+%2B+b&rlz=1C1CHMO_enUS549US549&oq=y+%3D+mx+%2B+b&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64.3279j0j7&sourceid=chrome&espv=210&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8

Answer 21

typo above. should be y=* not y+ but i get what your saying (Y) im new here bdw

Answer 22

Nice, well welcome to OS :P If ya need any help, just mention me (@niall) :)

Answer 23

ok will do thx