Interpret the equation y=-4+10. What type of function does this equation define? Describe it's graph.

The equation y = -4 + 10 defines a linear function.

To analyze its graph, we need to find the relationship between x and y. However, since there is no x variable in the equation, we can assume that x is a constant. Therefore, this equation actually represents a straight line parallel to the x-axis, with a y-intercept of 6 (-4 + 10).

The graph of this equation is a horizontal line that crosses the y-axis at the point (0, 6). No matter what value of x we choose, the value of y will always be 6.