PRC-2 · Chapter 2 · Question 6 of 45
The mathematical equation y = c represents a straight line that is:
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Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: A) Parallel to the x-axis
Explanation
An equation in the simple form y = c has a slope of 0 (m = 0). This represents a purely horizontal line that runs perfectly parallel to the x-axis.
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