Question 50342This question is from textbook intermediate algebra
: Sketch he grapgh of the equation and show the coordinates of three solution points (including x and y intercepts) x=-6
This question is from textbook intermediate algebra
Answer by rapaljer(4671)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! An equation in the form of x= a number is always a vertical line. As such I don't know how to graph it in algebra.com, but it would be easy to come up with three points. Just make sure that the first number is -6, and you can use anything you want for the second number. For example, (-6,0), (-6,2), (-6,4), etc. Of course, (-6,0) is the x intercept. Since it is vertical, it never crosses the y axis, so there is no y intercept.
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