We plot the point (-3,2) which the line is to go through:
Since the line's slope is 0 it is a horizontal line. We'll draw it:
We see that its y-intercept is (0,2) so b = 2.
And we are given that the slope m = 0, so we substitute in
y = mx + b
and get
y = 0x + 2
But we usually don't write "0x" but it's still understood:
y = 2
That's the equation. Horizontal lines' equations do not contain
an x-term because it is just multiplied by 0 and usually not written,
but it's understood that the reason it's not written is because the
slope is 0. So think of it as y = 0x + 2 but just write y = 2.
Edwin
