savagerey savagerey
  • 01-10-2018
  • SAT
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Without graphing, tell whether the line containing (–3, 1) and (–2, 1) is horizontal, vertical, or neither.

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meredith48034
meredith48034 meredith48034
  • 01-10-2018
the answer to the question is vertical
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Cathi Cathi
  • 02-10-2018
When I do this problem. I kind of graph the points in my head. Since both y s are the same(1). That means it goes through the y axis at 1. So it is horizontal. Not vertical.
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