Consider the equation to have a 0y term, like this

x + 0y = 2

Now substitute a few arbitrary numbers for y, say,

y=1, y=-3, y=4, and y=-2.  Substituting y=1

x + 0(1) = 2

       x = 2, so now you have the point (2,1)

Substituting y=-3

x + 0(-3) = 2

        x = 2, so now you have the point (2,-3)

Substituting y=4

x + 0(4) = 2

       x = 2, so now you have the point (2,4)

Substituting y=-2

x + 0(-2) = 2

        x = 2, so now you have the point (2,-2)

Plot those points, connect them and you'll get a vertical line

parallel to the y-axis and two units right of it.

Edwin





 

Answer by cwatso57(1)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 plot the point

 

Answer by Fombitz(32388)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 It's a vertical line at .

There's nothing to solve.

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