Draw the graph of the following equations:
y = –3
y = -3 means the y co-ordinate is fixed and we can take any value of x
to draw graph we will require two points
let us consider point P whose x co-ordinate be 2 and y co-ordinate is already given as -3
⇒ P (2, -3)
Now consider point Q whose x co-ordinate be 4 and y co-ordinate is already given as -3
⇒ Q (4, -3)
Plot points P and Q and join them to get the graph of y = -3

Hint: x = a is always a straight line parallel to Y-axis and passing through (a, 0) whereas y = a is always a straight line parallel to X-axis and passing through (0, a)
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