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3 years ago

Graph y=2 line find value of y when x =5

Physics

2 answers:

kenny6666 [7]3 years ago

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Explanation:

y=2 is a straight horizontal line through the point y=2.

As such for all x-values, the y-value will be the same which is y=2 in this case.

11Alexandr11 [23.1K]3 years ago

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LOOK AT THE EQUATION !

The equation tells everything that Y depends on, and what the exact value of Y is for every possible value of all the things that it depends on.

THIS equation says: "The value of Y depends on '2'. At every moment, no matter what the value of '2' is, Y is equal to it."

The equation tells you that.

So now, we can actually tell the future ! We know that the value of '2' is always going to be TWO. If we use the powerful equation that we have, we know that Y is always going to be TWO.

Does the value of Y depend on the value of X ? If it does, then X must be there on the right side of the equation. But X is not there ! That means that X has no influence on the value of Y. Y is always 2 !

You say X=5 ? That's nice. Who cares ? ! ? It has no influence on Y . Y is ALWAYS 2 .

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