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Write equations for the vertical and horizontal lines passing through the point (-6, 6)
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Write equations for the vertical and horizontal lines passing through the point (-6, 6)
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Answer:
x=-6, y=6
Explanation:
they go through them
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Vertical line: x = -6
Horizontal Line: y = 6
The vertical line will have the same x value everywhere, and the horizontal line will have the same y value everywhere. To write the equations, simply use the x and y values given in the coordinate pair.
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