Question

In the equation y = -3, the table of values to be done must have all the values of y be equal to -3.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:Yes, that's correct. In the equation y = -3, the value of y is always equal to -3, regardless of the input or independent variable. This means that for any value of the independent variable, the corresponding value of y will always be -3. You can create a table of values where all the values of y are indeed equal to -3, no matter what x (or any other independent variable) is.