Asked by Emily
Which of the following is the equation for a line parallel to the y-axis & passing through (3,2)?
a) x=3
b) y=2
c) y=3/2
D) x=2/3
I know in slope intercept form it would be y=mx+b. But how do i do this in standard form?
any vertical line has the equation in the simple form x = c, c a constant
now from your given point, what would that x value be?
(the same way, any horizontal line has the simple form y = b, b a constant)
a) x=3
b) y=2
c) y=3/2
D) x=2/3
I know in slope intercept form it would be y=mx+b. But how do i do this in standard form?
any vertical line has the equation in the simple form x = c, c a constant
now from your given point, what would that x value be?
(the same way, any horizontal line has the simple form y = b, b a constant)
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