How do you graph $x=6$ by plotting points?

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Answer 1 · 2016-03-07T14:44:05

Line parallel to the y-axis and x-intercept =6

This equation is saying: no matter what value you give to $y" , x$ will always be 6

So, for example

Let any point be $P_y$

Then

$P_((-3)) -> (x,y) = (6,-3)$

$P_((-2)) -> (x,y) = (6,-2)$

$P_((-1)) -> (x,y) = (6,-1)$

$P_((0)) -> (x,y) = (6,0)$

$P_((+1)) -> (x,y) = (6,1)$

And so on. So you end up with

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How do you graph x=6x=6 by plotting points?