Question

Referring to the figure, write the equation of the horizontal line through the point (0,3). http://www.ppstest2.com/images2/AL5005.jpg

Answer 1

if you can help me solve it that would be nice

Answer 2

@mathmath333 @inkyvoyd @Nnesha

Answer 3

horizontal line does have slope >??????????/

Answer 4

well my book says the equation is y=b

Answer 5

@inkyvoyd i'm like why there is space between our two pic

Answer 6

yes so what is your y-intercept

Answer 7

y-intercept which is always on y-axis

Answer 8

im guessing 3

Answer 9

omg, when x=0 what does y=? how about when x=1? x=2? x=3?

Answer 10

Omg as in your name....

Answer 11

yes because its touching y-axis at 3

Answer 12

not an exclamation of annoyance... should have thought of that

Answer 13

so y = 3 that sit

Answer 14

so it would be y=3

Answer 15

yep :)

Answer 16

ok what about this one

Answer 17

same pic

Answer 18

Referring to the Fig. in Question #19, write the equation of the horizontal line
through the point (3,0).

Answer 19

I get the feeling you don't entirely understand so here watch this: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/linear-equations-and-inequalitie/slope-and-intercepts/v/slope-of-a-line-3https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/linear-equations-and-inequalitie/slope-and-intercepts/v/slope-of-a-line-3

Answer 20

well that is not horizontal line

Answer 21

that is vertical line :)

Answer 22

well it says to make it a horizontal line

Answer 23

what is your question again ???

Answer 24

Referring to the Fig. in Question #19, write the equation of the horizontal line
through the point (3,0).

Answer 25

would it be y=0

Answer 26

that is vertical line which is not touching y-axis

Answer 27

for horizontal line y = b where b is y-intercept

Answer 28

it should be like x = 3

Answer 29

it is referring to the x axis in that case

Answer 30

a horizontal line does exist through (3,0)

Answer 31

well i have to do it as a horizontal

Answer 32

@mathmath333

Answer 33

do you have answer choices ????????????

Answer 34

no

Answer 35

so do i put y=0

Answer 36

yes, you are correct, omg, it is the x axis that the question is asking for.

Answer 37

but that is not horizontal line ????/
doesn't make sense

Answer 38

the x axis is a horizontal line....

Answer 39

also, a horizontal line has a slope of zero, it is not nonexistent

Answer 40

if we forget about other line and like this then make sense y= 0