Equation of horizontal line above x-axis at 5 units from x-axis i… - Vidyadip

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Equation of horizontal line above x-axis at 5 units from x-axis is:

A
x = 5
B
x = -5
C
y = 5
D
y = -5

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Answer

y = 5

Solution:

Equation of x-axis is y = 0. Horizontal line is parallel to x-axis and above it by 5 units so, equation of line is y = 5

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