Question

How do you graph the lines using slope-intercept form `x= -2`?

Answer 1

The slope for `(x=-2)` is undefined and as such you can not really use the slope-intercept form.

Explanation:

The slope-intercept form is
`color(white)("XXX")y=mx+b` for a line with slope `m` and y-intercept `b`

No such equation exists that is equivalent to `x=-2`.

`x=-2` is a vertical line passing through the X-axis at `(-2)`
It has an undefined (infinite) slope and does not cross the Y-axis (there is no y-intercept).