Question

Question #62b4b

Answer 1

There is not enough information to allow for the answering of the question.

Explanation:

So it looks like you're asking about some function `f(x)`. You want to know the `y` value for when `x=10`. In other words, you want to find the value of `f(10)`.

Since we don't know what `f(x)` is equal to, we can't evaluate `f(10)`.

Perhaps you want to know `y` values of the line `x=10`.

In that case, the line (we shouldn't call it a function) is only defined when `x=10`. When `x` does equal `10`, all values of `y` are outputted. It's not a function because, in a function, each valid input (`x` value) outputs exactly one `y` value.