Question

In Exs. 1-6 draw the line.
1. y=0
2.x=0
3. x=5
4. 2y=3
5. 4y+1 = u
6. 3x - 4 = 0

how to do this anyone can help , i will give medal and ill be your fan

Answer 1

Behold, my true form >:)

Just kidding :)

How can I be of assistance? :D

Answer 2

haha you there, long time no see :D

Answer 3

I finally got some help getting this account working. Now, let's get to work :D
(not that it's terribly necessary, it's Friday night, for cryin' out loud)

This is graphing lines, yes?

Answer 4

im taking advance with my topics, so i dont know how to work with it

Answer 5

yep it says here chapter 5, straight line

Answer 6

line through two points

Answer 7

As well it should. Let's start with the basic stuff.
y = something
and
x = something

These are probably the easiest lines to graph :)

Answer 8

I'm a bit miffed that you're actually asked to graph y = 0 and x = 0, but okay :/

allow me to start with something a teensy big more complicated than that.

Let's try graphing y = 3.
Ready? :)

Answer 9

it says in number 1. y=0 , so the value of x is automatically 0?

Answer 10

Why x?
Don't you mean y ?
XD

Answer 11

can you show me the line in number 1

Answer 12

Sure. It's simply the x axis :D

Answer 13

can you draw it? :D

Answer 14

suppose this is your cartesian plane

Answer 15

THE NUMBER'S 1-6 as the instruction says... haha :D

Answer 16

yup.
the line y = 0 is simply

the x-axis.

Answer 17

SO, THATS THE LINE FOR X=0 ?

Answer 18

or y=0?

Answer 19

y = 0

Answer 20

SO IF X=0 , then

Answer 21

That's correct :)

Answer 22

move on to #3

Answer 23

right. When you have x = something, it's ALWAYS a vertical line.
Where that vertical line is... depends what x is equal to.

Now, use your instincts. Where do you put the vertical line? ;)
When it was x = 0, it was on the y-axis itself...
what about x = 5?