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In general, what does the graph of an equation of the form y=a, where a is any real number, look like?

In general, what does the graph of an equation of the form y=a, where a is any real number, look like?
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in general, what does the graph of an equation of the form y=a, where a is any real number, look like?

in general, what does the graph of an equation of the form y=a, where a is any real-example-1
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It will look like a horizontal line. It would go through the y axis is a straight line through a.

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