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Graphing linear equations. Graph: x = -0.5

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The graph of the line is in the image at the end.

How to graph the line?

We have two types of constant lines, these are:

y = a

This is a horizontal line where the value of y is constant.

x = a

This is a vertical line, where the value of x is constant.

Here we have the line:

x = -0.5

So we have a vertical line where the value of x of all the points is -0.5, so the graph of this line is the one you can see in the image below.

Graphing linear equations. Graph: x = -0.5-example-1
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