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Is the line y=3 in the Cartesian co ordinate system along the x axis or the y axis?

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Is the line y=3 in the Cartesian co ordinate system along the x axis or the y axis?

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asked May 4, 2014 in ALGEBRA 1 by anonymous

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Horizontal line is in the form of y = c , where c is constant.

y = 3 line is a horizontal line which is parallel to x - axis and it intersect y axis at (0 , 3).

Line y = 3 in the cartesian coordinate system along the y - axis.

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