How do you find the x and y intercepts for #y=4#?

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iceman
Nov 25, 2015

No x-intercept, y-intercept is at #(0,4)#

Explanation:

#y=4=># is a horizontal line that goes through #y=4#.

A horizontal line (except for #y=0#) will not cross the x-axis

therefore it will not have an x-intercept. The horizontal line #y=0# is

a special case since it is also the equation of the x-axis.

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