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What is the equation of the line from the graph?​
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What is the equation of the line from the graph?​

What is the equation of the line from the graph?​-example-1
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Answer: Y=3

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User Windwalker
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Answer:

y=3

Explanation:

All points have the same y coordinate. Or

A line parallel to the x axis has slope 0, so it's y= 0x +3 that becomes y=3

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