How do you find the x and y intercepts of #x=4#?

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smendyka
Apr 9, 2017

See the entire explanation below:

Explanation:

#x = 4# by definition is a vertical line where, for any value of #y#, #x# will always equal #4#.

Therefore for #y = 0#, #x = 4# so the x-intercept is #4# or #(4, 0)#.

Because #x# will always equal #4# it can never equal #0# so there is no #y# intercept for this equation.

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