Question 125495:  what is the equation of a horizontal line that passes through the point at  
(-2,-3)???? 
I do not understand this question could someone please help? thank u 
 Found 2 solutions by  Edwin McCravy, solver91311: Answer by Edwin McCravy(20064)      (Show Source): 
You can  put this solution on YOUR website! what is the equation of a horizontal line that passes through the point at  
(-2,-3)???? 
I do not understand this question could someone please help? thank u 
Let's draw the point (-2,-3):
 
Now draw a horizontal line through the point (-2,-3)
 
Now let's find another point on the line:
 
That point has coordinates (4,-3).
 
Now let's find one more point on the line:
 
That point has coordinates (1,-3).
 
Now look at those three points on that line:
(-2,-3), (4,-3), (1,-3)
Notice that every one of those points has its
y coordinate equal to -3.  You can also see
that no matter how many points we get on that
line, every one of them will have -3 for its 
y-coordinate. 
So you merely
write that fact as "y always equals -3" 
and so it's equation is simply:
y = -3.
Edwin  
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