How do you graph $x = - 5$ $x = -5$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-10-05T16:06:23

Make a vertical line on $- 5$ $-5$ on a graph

In order to graph this in slope-intercept form there has to be a slope.

When $x =$ $x=$ something and there is no $y$ $y$ then it can't be graphed as $y =$ $y=$

The slope in undefined so there is no slope-intercept form of this equation.

But you can still graph it that way you wrote it.

How do you graph x = -5x=−5x = -5?