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The equation of the line through point (- 4, 0) and parallel to the y-axis is x = -4 y = -4 x + y = -4
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it just says this
Hmm okay. So it may want you to put it into point slope form, slope form, or to use substitution and solve the problem Give me a sec and I'll show you how to do so
@Big_Mensa961 You posted a duplicated question. Can you try closing the other one. Otherwise, which line is horizontal? That one will be parallel to the y-axis.
No. Which line is horizontal?
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OH, I'm so sorry, I didn't realize that it was multiple choice. The only equation that is available is answer "C" : x+y=-4
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