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2 years ago

Write the equation of a horizontal line that goes through the point (-47, 44)

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4 0

Hello,

In a horizontal line, the y-values are always the same. Therefore, we need to look at the y-value of the point that you have.

It is 44. Therefore, our equation is y = 44. The x-value doesn't matter.

Good luck,
MrEQ

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