What is the equation of the line shown in this graph?
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Hi Maybe!
Essentially it's a vertical line crossing directly over the number -2 in the x-axis. Also, the question asks for an equation (=). Therefore x = -2.
Here's a tip and mental note you should keep: As I told another fellow student, stuff like y = h (or even y </>/≤/≥ h) all result in horizontal lines with those lines crossing directly over h. x = v (or even x </>/≤/≥ v) all result in vertical lines crossing directly over v.
Essentially it's a vertical line crossing directly over the number -2 in the x-axis. Also, the question asks for an equation (=). Therefore x = -2.
Here's a tip and mental note you should keep: As I told another fellow student, stuff like y = h (or even y </>/≤/≥ h) all result in horizontal lines with those lines crossing directly over h. x = v (or even x </>/≤/≥ v) all result in vertical lines crossing directly over v.
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That means that we must first obtain x, then we replace x in the function to get y, so:
Answer: V=(-4 , -4)
That means that we must first obtain x, then we replace x in the function to get y, so:
Answer: V=(-4 , -4)