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Chapter 3: Q. 403 (page 353)

In the following exercises, graph each equation

x=3

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The graph of the equation is

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01

Step 1. Given information

Equation to be plotted is

x=3

here only one coordinate is available

Which means the value of x-coordinate will remain same for every value of y-coordinate.

02

Step 2. Make a table of coordinates of point  

Since for every value of y-coordinate , x-coordinate is 3

Hence the table of the points can be made as

xy (x,y)
30(3,0)
3-2(3,-2)
33(3,2)
03

Step 3. Plot each point in the coordinate plane and connect them 

The graphs is plotted as

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