How do you graph #x = 2# by plotting points?

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MeneerNask
Feb 17, 2017

#x=2# means the #y#-value doesn't matter.

Explanation:

So you may take any #y# and use any point, as long as #x=2#,
E.g.: #(2,0),(2,-5),(2,5), (2,1.12345)# or whatever.

#x=2# means a vertical line through #(2,0)# and all the other points that start with #(2,....)#.

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