Question

graph the equation ( x = - 7 ) using the two - points method.
equation: ( x=-7 )
method: two - points
point a ( ( - 7 ), ( - 7 ) )
point b ( ( - 7 ), )
plot point
plot point

Explanation:

Step1: Understand the equation

The equation \(x = - 7\) represents a vertical line. For any value of \(y\), \(x\) is always \(-7\).

Step2: Choose points

We can choose two points on the line. Let's take \(y = - 7\) and \(y=7\). So the points are \(A(-7,-7)\) and \(B(-7,7)\)

Answer:

Point A \((-7,-7)\), Point B \((-7,7)\)