How do you graph #x=-10# using intercepts?

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John D.
May 23, 2017

#x = -10# is a vertical line.

It has one intercept (an x-intercept) at #x=-10#.

Draw this intercept on the graph (at the point #(-10, 0)#), as shown below.

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We know that the line passes through this point. We also know that the line is vertical because it is of the form #x=a#. So, all we have to do is draw a vertical line through the point we just drew (shown above).

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The graph shown above is the graph of #x=-10#.

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