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if “line m” has no y-intercept and it’s x-intercept is (3,0), and “line n” has no x-intercept and its y-intercept is (0,-4), what are the equations of each line?

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• Line m: x = 3

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• Line n: y = –4

Step-by-step explanation

If a line has no y-intercept, it means it must be parallel to the y - axis. Thus, it is a vertical line that will only cross the x-axis once (in this case).

As we are given that the x-intercept is (3,0), then the equation of line m is:


x=3

Following the same logic, if a line has no x-intercept, it will be parallel to the x-axis and it will be a vertical line.

As we are given that the y-intercept is (0,-4), then the equation of line n is:


y=-4

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