Y=7 what type of line
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Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>y = a</h3>a - any real number
This is the equation of the horizontal line passing through the points in the form (x, a), where x is any real number.
A slope of a horizontal line is equal 0.
<h3>y = 7</h3>It's a horizontal line passing through the points in the form (x, 7).
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The point A is at ( -2 , 1 ), point B is at ( -4 , 2 ) and Point C is at ( -2 , 2 ).
Let point D be at ( -4 , 1 ).
Now the new triangle is ΔBDA and the corner points are A is at ( -2 , 1 ), point B is at ( -4 , 2 ) and point D is at ( -4 , 1 ).
The equation of line passing through two points is given by:
The equation of line passing through two points A( -2 , 1 ) and B( -4 , 2 ) IS
y - 1 = ((2-1)/(-4-(-2))) (x-(-2))
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2y -2 = -x -2
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y = x/2 + 0
Slope = m = 1/2
Intercept = c = 0
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