Question

How do you graph `3x=10`? Thank you

Answer 1

see graph

Explanation:

The way this is written this is two lines, the first is a horizontal line that has a y-intercept of 10:

the other is `y=3x` which is a line with slope 3 and a y-intercept of 0 as shown:

graph{3x [-10, 10, -5, 5]}

Answer 2

`x= 3 1/3` is a vertical line.

Explanation:

`3x=10` can be written with a single `x` on the left.

`x = 10/3 =3 1/3`

There is no `y` term, there is no `y-`intercept.

Any equation in the form `x = " a number"` represents a vertical line. The value of `x` never changes.
The line passes through the `x-`axis at the point `(3 1/3,0)`