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sashaice [31]3 years ago

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Plot the given point B(3,5) and a vertical line through it:

Next draw several possibilities for A(x,3), for instance

A(-4,3), A(-1,3), A(1,3), and A(5,3

Draw a line through them:

Now you can see that the only value of x is the value where the

blue line crosses the green vertical line, which is at A(3,3)

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