how do you graph 2x+10=0 its asking to graph by plotting points

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xguardians · Answer

Well, with the information you gave, there is only one point you can solve for.
Solve for X
2x = -10
x = -5
(-5,0)
What is the original equation?

pphalke · Answer

what i gave you is the original equation 2x+10=0

pphalke · Answer

@xGuardians

xguardians · Answer

That is not an equation of a line, you need y in there.
y = 2x + 10?

pphalke · Answer

here is the problem

john_es · Answer

Then it is a vertical line.

xguardians · Answer

@John_ES is correct, my bad.
It would be a vertical line at x = -5.

john_es · Answer

But is strange that there is no "y" there. Anyways, you can solve for x,
$$x=-5$$
So this is a vertical line in x=-5.

xguardians · Answer

Therefore you can plot the points (5,x)
Where x = any value from negative infinity to positive infinity.

directrix · Answer

For the two points, the x-coordinate must be -5. 

The y can be anything because there are no restrictions on y.

(-5, 0 ) and (-5, 2) will do.

directrix · Answer

Or (-5, any number you like) for the graph of x = -5