How do you write a line parallel to $x=-5$ and goes through point (1,-2)?

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How do you write a line parallel to $x=-5$ and goes through point (1,-2)?

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Answer 1 · 2014-11-13T17:04:12

Since $x=-5$ is a vertical line, the line we are looking for is also a vertical line, whose equation is of the form $x=a$ . Since it goes through $(1,-2)$ , the equation must be $x=1$ .

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