Question

What is the solution (graphing) to `x=-3` and `y=5` ?

Answer 1

`(-3,5)` is the solution to graphing `x=-3 and y=5`

Explanation:

So when you are graphing this on paper, you want to plot these points even though they have no x or y value. So for x=-3, you plot that on the x-axis at -3 but since `x= -3` you need to draw a straight vertical line that goes up and down.

Now for `y=5` you do the same of plotting it at the y-axis on 5 but this time, you draw a horizontal line going left and right.

This is what the graph will look like:

So when graphing both `x=-3 and y=5`, we see that they intersect at a spot which is `(-3,5)`. So the solution to this graph is `(-3,5)`.