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To give: an example of a linear equation in the form
Explanation of Solution
Consider an equation:
Graph:
x-intercept: The line is parallel to x-axis hence the slope of this line is zero and there is no x-intercept for this graph.
y-intercept: The line intersects y-axis at about
Conclusion:
The graph is parallel to x-axis and the graph has only y - intercept. Hence, whenever the equation is the form of
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