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3 years ago

Write the equation of the vertical line that passes through the point (−2, 10). remember to enter your answer as an equation.

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All vertical lines are of the form x = a. The y value only places where the point is on the grid.

For this particular question the x value of the point is where the vertical line is. At x = -2 draw a vertical line. The graph shows what this looks like.

The graph (x = - 2) is in red.

The point (-2,10) is green.

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