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Chapter 3: Q. 27 (page 251)

Graph the equationsx=-2,y=-5.

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The graph of the given equations is :

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Given information

The given equations arex=-2,y=-5.

02

Graph the equations

The graph of the lines x=-2,y=-5are the vertical line and the horizontal lines respectively.

Now draw the vertical line that passes through the point (-2,0) and the horizontal line that passes through the point (0,-5) for the given equations.

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