Question

Graphing help

Answer 1

@dude

Answer 2

get graphite pencils

Answer 3

Leave him omg

Answer 4

Don’t tag Dude e.e

Answer 5

What's the question?

Answer 6

Kys

Answer 7

It’s just checking e.e

Answer 8

\(\checkmark\) Okay, post ahead

Answer 9

https://imgur.com/HEmDB1J

Answer 10

Do you see de doot?

Answer 11

Okay, do you have any idea on how to graph this?
Yes I see the point

Answer 12

Yeah is it that? o.e

Answer 13

bro get the graphite pencils

Answer 14

Derick don’t distract shhh

Answer 15

I mean its a start but the graph is incomplete, they equation they gave you is the equation of a line
\(y=mx+b\)
But we don't see any x in there so it must be 0
\(y=0x+5\\
y=5\)
If the slope is 0 do you know how a lint must look like?

Answer 16

A what? Lint?

Answer 17

Line*

Answer 18

Oh

Answer 19

\(y = 5\) is equivalent to the point \((x,5)\) where x represents all real values from \(-\infty, \infty\)

Answer 20

Hero I dont think she knows domain and range yet

Answer 21

Unless you understood that Allison

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https://imgur.com/oFAosIa

Answer 23

No, no your point was right, y=5 is where you originally placed it

Answer 24

No need to post that twice.

Answer 25

i know that stuffs

Answer 26

Is it in pre-algebra? o.o

Answer 27

i learned it now in Alg 1

Answer 28

https://imgur.com/hvRKysd

Answer 29

This was right but the graph is supposed to look like a line

Answer 30

I made it a line o.o all the way??

Answer 31

Yes

Answer 32

Oh

Answer 33

Alrighty

Answer 34

https://imgur.com/vqCMZCC

Answer 35

Thank you c:

Answer 36

That is right

Algebraically you can view it as
\(y=0x+5\)
If you substitute any number in for x, it will always be 5
Ex. 1 \(\bf If~x~is~7\)
\(y=(0\times 7)+5\\
y=0+5\)

Ex 2. \(\bf If~x~is~-4\)
\(y=0x+5\\
y=(0\times -4)+5\\
y=0+5\\
y=5\)

It will always be 5

Answer 37

All the way okai