Answer:
[tex]\boxed{\bold{Vertical,~(3,0)}}[/tex]
Solution Steps:
- Graphing -
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1.) Graph:
- Since we know [tex]x=3[/tex], you graph [tex]3[/tex] on the [tex]x[/tex]-axis. And this is an ending, meaning it doesn't go on forever.
- However, we don't know what [tex]y[/tex] is. So because we don't know what [tex]y[/tex] is we still graph it but it'll go on forever.
- You can either graph this like this, OR graph this using desmos.com.
Vertical or Horizontal?
- [tex]x=[/tex] Horizontal, Left and Right.
- [tex]y=[/tex] Vertical, Up and Down.
- So since we know [tex]x[/tex] is, (Horizontal,) we have to graph [tex]y[/tex], (Vertical.) So to sum this up, this just means whatever variable you don't know yet, that will be the one that you graph as an infinite.
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