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Chapter 8: Q. 9 (page 410)

Graph the equation.

y=2.

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The graph of given equation would look like:

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information

The given equation is y=2.

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Step 2. Calculation.

We can see that our given equation is a horizontal line as it is in form y=a. The line y=2 will intersect y-axis at 0,2.

Upon graphing our given equation, we will get our required graph as shown below:

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Step 3. Conclusion.

The above graph is the required graph.

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