Question

Which equation represents the graphed line?



A.
x = 6

B.
x = 6y

C.
y = 6

D.
y = 6x

Answer 1

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Answer 2

a or c

Answer 3

Would you post the coordinates of any two points that would lie on the line?

I have in mind to use those to tell how to know the equation of the line.

Answer 4

?

Answer 5

im thinking that the answer is a or c right?

Answer 6

That much is correct.

Answer 7

but wich one?

Answer 8

Look at the attachment.

What are the coordinates of the two blue points?

Answer 9

c?

Answer 10

so is the answer c

Answer 11

I am not going to toss the answer. I was looking for the coordinates of those points. There are people here who will give you direct answers.

Answer 12

yeah ik

Answer 13

x=6
Simply because the graph is at 6. It is straight so there is no slope. x=6

Answer 14

a

Answer 15

It is not c because there is no y intercept. there is only an x intercept. The line is no where near the y values.

Answer 16

I think A, because all point belonging to that line have the x-coordinate equal to 6

Answer 17

oops... all points belonging...

Answer 18

at all point x is constant - so you need an equation that has no variable y in it.

Only one of the answers is like that