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4y + 12 = 0Find two points on the line to be graphed

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Given the line:


4y+12=0

We simplify to have:


\begin{gathered} 4y=-12 \\ y=-(12)/(4) \\ y=-3 \end{gathered}

The line y=-3 is a horizontal line passing through y=-3.

Two points on the line that can be graphed are:


\begin{gathered} (1,-3) \\ (5,-3) \end{gathered}

You can pick any value of x. The value of y has to remain constant.

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