Question

What is the equation of this line

Answer 1

Explanation:

What is the equation of this line (eg)

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Answer 2

x = 0

Explanation:

The equation of a line is shown by using the formula y = mx+b

But, in special cases like this one, where the line is completely vertical then we use the same formula but we just adjust it.

When a line is completely straight up and down the equation is x = #

Since the line is on the y-axis (or has a x value of zero) the equation is x = 0.

There is no y in this equation because the line is hitting all values of y (which means y is ∞) with only 1 value of x. (As opposed to most equations where one or multiple values of y with one value of x or vise-versa.)